09-03-2011, 20:19
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Cable Guru
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Re: BT to remove 300GB FUP
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet
Wasn't aware VM were doing a campaign about ISPs claiming to be unlimited when they aren't, that wouldn't just be throwing stones in glass houses it'd be letting off nukes in glass houses as they're among the most misleading in that regard.
The campaign was about honest advertising of speeds and largely a waste of time and a pure PR effort by VM as most suppliers follow Ofcom's code of conduct and give an estimated speed at time of order.
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Advertising 20Mb ADSL then advising at the point of sale are two different things though, A customer would have already made up their mind by the time they are told what speed they should expect. And the vast majority of customers dont care/dont understand what it all means anyway.
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09-03-2011, 21:47
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Re: BT to remove 300GB FUP
Just as well they advertise 'Up to' and note restrictions due to line length and other factors within the advertisements as a general rule.
See attachment 1 for caveats on speed, number 2 for information. Seems quite clear.
Bit like advertising unlimited downloads, download as much as you like, then noting in the small print that Traffic Management, Application Management and Detrimental User Policy applies really.
In any event it's all getting tidied up.
Good to see you've your finger on the consumer pulse and know what people consider when buying a service, you're wasted in New Build.
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10-03-2011, 06:45
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Cable Guru
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Re: BT to remove 300GB FUP
Igni, if you want to make smart comments then thats fine but Id prefer you PM'd me or took it off topic. Thats really unnecessary. I would PM you but you dont appear to accept them.
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10-03-2011, 11:48
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Re: BT to remove 300GB FUP
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet
Just as well they advertise 'Up to' and note restrictions due to line length and other factors within the advertisements as a general rule.
See attachment 1 for caveats on speed, number 2 for information. Seems quite clear.
Bit like advertising unlimited downloads, download as much as you like, then noting in the small print that Traffic Management, Application Management and Detrimental User Policy applies really.
In any event it's all getting tidied up.
Good to see you've your finger on the consumer pulse and know what people consider when buying a service, you're wasted in New Build.
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Wow I am impressed with your Infinity estimate
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10-03-2011, 12:01
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cf.mega poster
Join Date: Sep 2007
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Re: BT to remove 300GB FUP
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Originally Posted by weesteev
I would PM you but you dont appear to accept them.
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You could try putting the message in a rep. he accepts them 
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10-03-2011, 16:54
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Grumpy Fecker
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Re: BT to remove 300GB FUP
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Originally Posted by Gary L
You could try putting the message in a rep. he accepts them |
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