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View Poll Results: Do you agree that ISP's are taking the up to statement too far?

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  • Yes, my internet speed is not as promised

    13 72.22%
  • No, My internet speed is as fast as the promised speeds

    5 27.78%
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    Quote Originally Posted by WarezKid View Post
    Cable?

    ADSL

    and for those who are voting no because they're getting a good internet speed please read the question. It says if you think isp's are using the term "up to" too much.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Stutoman View Post
    ADSL

    and for those who are voting no because they're getting a good internet speed please read the question. It says if you think isp's are using the term "up to" too much.
    They say up to.. Because they are providing broadband with up to ammount,

    if you line cannot support it, or there is a problem in your area, then ofc they cant supply full knock..


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    But thats the thing, they can go up to at least 6mbps in my area because when we complained they put the speed up for a while and then it suddenly dropped down again.

    I know that they can't sustain a certain speed the whole time but if someone pays for it they should at least get what their line can handle.

    Virgin made a bad move taking over so many company's at once without thinking about the extra load they'd be putting onto their servers. Don't say oh they will have bought new servers because I can tell they didn't. It all started to get worse the first week they became virgin media.
    Last edited by Firehorse; 12-01-2008 at 05:54 PM.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Stutoman View Post
    But thats the thing, they can go up to at least 6mbps in my area because when we complained they put the speed up for a while and then it suddenly dropped down again.

    I know that they can't sustain a certain speed the whole time but if someone pays for it they should at least get what their line can handle.

    Virgin made a bad move taking over so many company's at once without thinking about the extra load they'd be putting onto their servers. Don't say oh they will have bought new servers because I can tell they didn't. It all started to get worse the first week they became virgin media.

    Just ring them mate.. honestly.. it may be a sync issue with your set up, or somthing their end, but the only way your gonna find out is by contacting them.


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    I got it,


    They reduce my speed to 2/3 of it

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    Must be on 2 meg, but virgin media is really annoying. At my dads the internet is really slow sometimes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nevernoob View Post


    Must be on 2 meg, but virgin media is really annoying. At my dads the internet is really slow sometimes.
    Get whoever owns the Broadband account to logon to their website and check the package if you're not sure about the speed you're meant to be getting.


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    if you read the fine print with your isp it says "up to" such and such a speed. You may live in an area where there are a lot of people on that network, how far you are away from the main line or how long the cable from your modem to your pc is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Metric. View Post
    if you read the fine print with your isp it says "up to" such and such a speed. You may live in an area where there are a lot of people on that network, how far you are away from the main line or how long the cable from your modem to your pc is.
    :rolleyes: Read the thread plzzz, it saves time. The whole thread is partially to do with the "up to" and i'm on wireless currently connected at 54mbps which could easily maintain an 8mbps internet speed.


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    Dude


    What speed do you get ?


    you get

    "UP TO!"

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