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Standard User mlmclaren
(knowledge is power) Tue 29-Mar-16 19:38:10
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Re: FTTC become more expensive? *DELETED*


[re: adslmax] [link to this post]
 
It's not a rumor if its true...

Have you had a post deleted here for trying to do it... YES

Did you give out inaccurate information in another thread to a Virgin Media customer claiming that Virgin throttled their downstream bandwidth when they do not... YES

PROOF:
In reply to a post by adslmax:
In reply to a post by watercooled:
How do you find single-threaded download speed?


Pretty nightmare to be honest! Downloading is awful throttled! Only getting between 500kbps and 1.8Mb/s compared to my Plusnet FTTC is downloading of 8.8Mb/s at all times.


BTInfinity - 79999/19999kbps - Quality Monitor - Quality Monitor 2
VirginMedia - 77000/5250kbps - BQM L1 - BQM L2

Edited by mlmclaren (Tue 29-Mar-16 19:46:11)

Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Wed 30-Mar-16 09:44:29
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Re: FTTC become more expensive? *DELETED*


[re: adslmax] [link to this post]
 
Because those are the rules of the site.

You have been using our site for long enough to know the rules and if you do not then I suggest a visit to http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/faq_english.php#rules

The author of the above post is a thinkbroadband staff member. It may not constitute an official statement on behalf of thinkbroadband.
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Wed 30-Mar-16 12:59:42
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Re: FTTC become more expensive?


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In reply to a post by mabibby:
Interestingly it seems like the market has become less competitive and more noticeably more expensive over the last 12 months?


It's no less competitive. We all use it more, it's more expensive to deliver it to us, something has to give. Add that to the continuously lower revenue from calls and there you go.

This isn't a bad thing per se.


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