Re: Malcom's and Dilwyns recent references to Wales and broadband speeds.
I pay for 'up to 8Mbps' About 20% of the time I get a reported (and
experienced!) '8.1'
This, I have enjoyed for about 15 months. Lucky me. '5.8' is the
On 22/01/2011 14:15, QL-MyLink (f/fh) wrote:
Re: Malcom's and Dilwyns recent references to Wales and broadband speeds.
I pay for 'up to 8Mbps' About 20% of the time I get a reported (and
experienced!) '8.1'
This, I have enjoyed
Hi Rich,
What amazes me is how they can still claim up to 8Mbps service when the
vast majority of houses (except in cities) seem to get a lot less -
Welcome to the worldo slightly unscientific claims. Much loved by the
woo trade in health supliments, and Gillian McKeith, Patrick Holford
etc -
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 22/Jan/11 15:50 | Jan22:
Hi Rich,
What amazes me is how they can still claim up to 8Mbps service when the
vast majority of houses (except in cities) seem to get a lot less -
Welcome to the worldo slightly unscientific claims. Much loved by the
woo trade in health
On 22/01/2011 15:50, Norman Dunbar wrote:
Hi Rich,
What amazes me is how they can still claim up to 8Mbps service when the
vast majority of houses (except in cities) seem to get a lot less -
Welcome to the worldo slightly unscientific claims. Much loved by the
woo trade in health supliments,
Hi,
This will be of interest to some of you in the UK, in rural areas ...
including the most rural Wales.
From ZN News:
Ofcom proposes BT wholesale rural price cuts
BT should cut its wholesale costs by between 10 and 14 percent in
rural areas, where there is no wholesale broadband
