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Marcus125
18-04-2011, 23:02
Is Virginmedia broadband at budget brand at a budget price?

Peter_
18-04-2011, 23:04
Click HERE (http://www.uswitch.com/broadband/cheap-broadband/) to find out.

carlwaring
18-04-2011, 23:15
Personally, I don't think it is. Whether or not it is value "for money" is subjective.

martyh
18-04-2011, 23:15
I've never seen someone with so many red dots next to their name before ,are you going for a record ?

I've never seen someone start so many pointless threads before in such a short space of time before ,are you going for a record ?

Ive never seen someone hate VM so much but continue to use their service ,are you a prat ?

Hugh
18-04-2011, 23:17
You won't get a reply......

carlwaring
18-04-2011, 23:18
Well he won't be making any more now, so maybe they should all be locked :)

martyh
18-04-2011, 23:21
You won't get a reply......

nuked ?

craigj2k12
18-04-2011, 23:23
I left him a red one before. He is a prat.

Go to your room Marcus! Your grounded!

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IP ban as well?

martyh
18-04-2011, 23:25
oh well i suppose that's the entertainment finished ...on with the serious stuff then ...how about those interest rates then eh

General Maximus
18-04-2011, 23:25
forget it, I am up to date now :)

craigj2k12
18-04-2011, 23:28
Look at his other posts from earlier, he was being quite abusive and just generally breaking site rules

martyh
18-04-2011, 23:28
I might be missing something but why has he been banned? He has possed a question for which everyone can offer their opinion on. It is no worse than some other posts people have made, the only difference is that he has asked a question instead of making a statement

you should see some of his other threads for the answer :)

Sirius
18-04-2011, 23:38
What a complete prat

craigj2k12
18-04-2011, 23:44
Class A donkey

Ignitionnet
19-04-2011, 01:23
Is Virginmedia broadband at budget brand at a budget price?

Relative to the speeds that are on offer and noting the protocol specific and protocol agnostic restrictions on the service along with the partially offshored support yes, absolutely.

I would ask for a next question but given you appear to be unable to respond such a request would be rather futile.

craigj2k12
19-04-2011, 16:30
Relative to the speeds that are on offer and noting the protocol specific and protocol agnostic restrictions on the service along with the partially offshored support yes, absolutely.

I would ask for a next question but given you appear to be unable to respond such a request would be rather futile.

your superior knowledge and your way with words never ceases to amuse me, you are one of the top posters on this forum! :nworthy: