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Re: Advice to NTL : new customers
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Originally Posted by Ramrod
Can someone explain to me how it costs ntl more to run a higher speed line? For example, is it costing ntl any more to run a 2 mb line as opposed to a 1mb line?  |
I suppose they have to buy bandwidth. The web doesn't stop at NTL's infrastructure. With higher speeds, more bits will be transferred (as people will download more/ use more intensive services). Someone will be charging for the amount of data transferred over the web's backbones (that need infrastructure/maintaining).
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