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TheManStan
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Sat 07-Apr-12 15:15:45
Re: BT Advertising 38meg down rather than 40meg.
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True there are likely to be two products, but which product will BT Retail advertise as Infinity as capable of. That will be the 80/20 product
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yarwell
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Sat 07-Apr-12 17:40:15
Re: BT Advertising 38meg down rather than 40meg.
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they'll advertise Infinity Option x at 38 and Option y at 62 or whatever, surely ?
Then only lines predicted to exceed 40 will be eligible for Option y
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