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Originally Posted by pip08456
My download habits would not change as my D/L speed will still be the same but my upload would. That is just natural so I cannot agree with you here.
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It's not 'natural' it's just how you use your service. Others will download more as their download speed increases as they have no interest in uploading or do anything that uses it. To each their own.
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth
Again, there's the problem. Never mind the rest of the world (with potentially different consumer laws), what VM mustn't do is to take extra business in an area that is allowed to stay congested (except on the parts that are not congested).
That's almost the nub of this thread when you get down to it.
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Well the nub of the thread was 20Mbps and 2Mbps upstream trials but it soon diversified regrettably into an excuse to have a moan at VM about something that has quite simply never been an issue previously.
FYI - All previous tier uplifts on Telewest, yes right since their deployment of 1Mbps services 7 years ago, and Virgin Media since merger were trialled in this manner and Moldova's comment was a light hearted and quite wistful one, he's well used to this and he knows that it really isn't a major problem to the business or its' customers, with the exception of yourself who appears to look for any excuse to comment on:
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plain old good practice which would be byond VM and it's renowned quality director
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Oddly no-one seemed fussed by the 5Mbps upstream trial roughbeast found himself on or the Hudderfield 5 and 10Mbps rollouts, only this trial and some bandwagon jumping that kicked off the whine-line
