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telecom69 · 08-02-2006, 03:32

I can well understand your frustration,but its never been anything else with Blueyonder,the main problem is oversubscription,but a lot of it depends on the computer populated residencies where you live,they like you all want to be online at the same time and the result is chaos,it starts when the schools close and ends about midnight,I cant see it ever being any different,when I started with them about 6 years ago and was on dial up it used to take anything up to an hour to even get a connection,you had to wait until others logged off,you can blame the chat rooms a lot .....it is better if you have the 1Mg broadband or higher of course but not much....even the 10Mg users have problems as can be seen from these forums ....This as I have come to realise is the way it is unfortunately,we can only hope and pray it will get better ..

08-02-2006, 03:32	#19
telecom69 Inactive Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: West Midlands Services: Virgin 10Mb XL TV package t/w phone Virgin+ box Virgin basic box Posts: 132	Re: Sudden drop in blueyonder speed!? I can well understand your frustration,but its never been anything else with Blueyonder,the main problem is oversubscription,but a lot of it depends on the computer populated residencies where you live,they like you all want to be online at the same time and the result is chaos,it starts when the schools close and ends about midnight,I cant see it ever being any different,when I started with them about 6 years ago and was on dial up it used to take anything up to an hour to even get a connection,you had to wait until others logged off,you can blame the chat rooms a lot .....it is better if you have the 1Mg broadband or higher of course but not much....even the 10Mg users have problems as can be seen from these forums ....This as I have come to realise is the way it is unfortunately,we can only hope and pray it will get better ..