36Mb/s download and 9 up, 36 is not awfully slow and most people don't notice the difference unless they have a load of people in the house watching 4K video at the same time.
You've been told this before, but stop assuming other people's needs. There are a range of products at various speeds over different delivery mediums. (copper pair, coax cable, FTTP) and whilst you are happy with yours, it wouldn't meet my needs. You worry about yourself Adrian.
The way you are saying it as if 36Mb/s is really slow, it was not that long ago that we were on 512kb/s broadband and before that dial up, now those are awfully slow, even the 3Mb/s I could get on ADSL a few years ago was awfully, slow, but 36Mb/s
is not awfully slow. If you can't cope with 36Mb/s speeds then you must be blasting your broadband, you know this you need a faster speed is all propaganda to get us onto FTTP .
sure, there are some people where the faster speed is better for them, certainly if they have a few people in the house, my neighbour but one have too teenager girls, and they have their boyfriends around, so a faster speed connection would be useful I presume. A single person in a house normally need that high speed unless they are downloading a load of large files, but many people don't as they use streaming these days.
Sorry, but I still think gets higher speed because they think they need it and get caught with the propaganda and sales rubbish, just like people do with needing the fastest best mobile phone or a few years ago the fastest computer, even if they only browsed the web and wrote the odd letter with it.
i am so glad i don't get caught up with the propaganda
Adrian
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