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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Wed 12-Aug-15 15:19:43
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The Average Kbps for an ISP and their 'Policing at the inter


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Right, once again I will ask the same question. And no, besides being a comms engineer for 17 years on and off, I do not know the answer to this. So please no sarcastic comments when I am trying to help someone else. As I explained to Mr Saffron, for all I know this could be an chap who is disabled and house bound but very technically savvy.
So I will ask again, How do I find information out about the Average Kbps for an ISP and also what the policing at the interconnect will be for a particular ISP?

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Standard User micksharpe
(legend) Wed 12-Aug-15 16:36:48
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Tsk! You're a communications engineer but you don't know the answers to such simple questions? Incroyable!

It's not the age... it's the mileage.
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(staff) Wed 12-Aug-15 17:10:13
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Nice try to spam a phone number to get people to call and then offer a suit of products hidden away in a question.

Can I point out the rules on advertising which are at http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/faq_english.php#rules

Discount clubs very much fall into our 'advertisements or commercial solicitations' category.

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Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Wed 12-Aug-15 17:10:50
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One provider just gained itself another reason why it is not listed.

Andrew Ferguson, [email protected]
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The author of the above post is a thinkbroadband staff member. It may not constitute an official statement on behalf of thinkbroadband.
Standard User micksharpe
(legend) Wed 12-Aug-15 17:15:42
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I wondered what the angle was.

It's not the age... it's the mileage.
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(deleted) Wed 12-Aug-15 17:17:26
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'made redundant by the navy'? That has to be a first.
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(deleted) Wed 12-Aug-15 17:23:24
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In reply to a post by MrSaffron:
One provider just gained itself another reason why it is not listed.


Wouldn't be a 'multilevel marketing' company by any chance would it?
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(deleted) Wed 12-Aug-15 17:51:29
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(deleted) Wed 12-Aug-15 17:53:08
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(staff) Wed 12-Aug-15 18:08:41
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Deleted due to advertising in signature


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It is simple remove the advertising phone numbers in your signature and posts will remain.

If you are asking a genuine question then am sure you will have no issues complying with that simple suggestion.

With respect to the medical discharge and other disabilities that was never part of the original question and I do not see the relevance. The rules apply equally no matter what life challenges people may be facing.

Andrew Ferguson, [email protected]
www.thinkbroadband.com
Personal website including useful broadband snippets and maps
The author of the above post is a thinkbroadband staff member. It may not constitute an official statement on behalf of thinkbroadband.
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