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What on earth does that mean? 
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I'm sure you were in the 'double standard' camp when ntl offered new and existing customers different deals.
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Ok, you've taken that from the website link I gave earlier.
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Yes.....?
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What on earth are you on about??
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Well if you read the link you supposedly read and posted you would understand that it isn't 'standard', it will only be implemented if there is enough demand for it. Like with the early days of demand to get DSLAMS installed in exchanges.
You are more then more then more then enough occasions slate ntl for their rollout schedules. Well look at this? Some customers may not even get it? In your book thats a travesty right? (well at least if its ntl it is)
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Really?
A quick click here would suggest otherwise.
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OK, maybe I should have rephrased that differently. At least they
offer them.
A quick click
here would also suggest otherwise - Thu, 6 Apr 2006 14:48:55 UTC
1st 128K took 125 ms = 1048576 Bytes/sec = approx 8724 kbits/sec
2nd 128K took 109 ms = 1202495 Bytes/sec = approx 10005 kbits/sec
3rd 128K took 141 ms = 929589 Bytes/sec = approx 7734 kbits/sec
4th 128K took 125 ms = 1048576 Bytes/sec = approx 8724 kbits/sec
These results appear to be rather fast: maybe this page was in the browser cache.
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I still can't make out what your point actually is I'm afraid.....
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...sigh.