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Do people not realise that Virgin Media has been offering business users who are willing to pay services that are not DOCSIS based for years?
True dat
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Do people not realise that Virgin Media has been offering business users who are willing to pay services that are not DOCSIS based for years?
Yes that's well known. But then again what trust can someone have in them based on their current performance in business service as well as residential?
SO the £149 a month for 30/30 would be a better option than £55 a month for the 350? If someone can get the latter I mean.
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All depends on what bandwidth SLA you buy on the business service
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30/30 being managed I assume there is a better SLA.
Interesting to see what they can do for the right £
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All depends on what bandwidth SLA you buy on the business service
In our old building we had a 100/100 circuit (aka, "leased line") from Virgin Media Business. It had none of the issues the local DOCSIS network has suffered from. It was fantastic 
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All depends on what bandwidth SLA you buy on the business service
In our old building we had a 100/100 circuit (aka, "leased line") from Virgin Media Business. It had none of the issues the local DOCSIS network has suffered from. It was fantastic
good to know - thanks
I am eyeing up the 30/30 to use as a CCTV uplink circuit.
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No more related than comparing a leased line with FTTC. Backhaul isn't a problem, sharing a fibre between a few hundred customers via coax is the rub.
Interestingly I can now (today) order 300...So I can only assume they have sorted the network? Does that sound about right ?
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Interestingly I can now (today) order 300...So I can only assume they have sorted the network? Does that sound about right ?
Yes indeed. Upgrades done, network monitored, content that they are able to deliver the higher speeds without degrading service.
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Interestingly I can now (today) order 300...So I can only assume they have sorted the network? Does that sound about right ?
Yes indeed. Upgrades done, network monitored, content that they are able to deliver the higher speeds without degrading service.
Thanks for the confirmation, if so let's give it a shot and see!
Edited by 23Prince (Mon 20-Nov-17 15:44:54)
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Needs to be shouted.
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