firstly this is not misguided.
this has got nothing to do with suspensions which i believe wbs would have won with regards to the asa case. this is about wbs speeds capped and uncapped.
over the past 2 weeks my speeds have degraded to a level where i think the advertising on ibursts site is now considered false. how many people here are recieving 100KB/s speeds (bursts). How many of you are getting the '64k' throttled speed?
if anyone is interested please respond... this is only to create publicity to put wbs under a bit of preassure and to get them to change their advertising which at the moment is misleading.
and to any wbs people reading, look at how active sentech is these days because of consumers taking action.
my polite emails for help with regards to speed issues have gone unheeded to certain techincal/helpdesk people at wbs. helpdesk staff are incredibly reminiscent of sentech (excuses, 'you are the only one', yes the problem will be fixed by 11pm). It seems to be the common practice of wireless companies in this country looking at the evidence.
perhaps iburst should be taught not to use words like 'up to 1Mb' and 'broadband' and who knows, perhaps later in the months to come they can compete with sentech in the dialup market... except there service will be capped.
anyway... any thoughts? flames? suggestions?
this has got nothing to do with suspensions which i believe wbs would have won with regards to the asa case. this is about wbs speeds capped and uncapped.
over the past 2 weeks my speeds have degraded to a level where i think the advertising on ibursts site is now considered false. how many people here are recieving 100KB/s speeds (bursts). How many of you are getting the '64k' throttled speed?
if anyone is interested please respond... this is only to create publicity to put wbs under a bit of preassure and to get them to change their advertising which at the moment is misleading.
and to any wbs people reading, look at how active sentech is these days because of consumers taking action.
my polite emails for help with regards to speed issues have gone unheeded to certain techincal/helpdesk people at wbs. helpdesk staff are incredibly reminiscent of sentech (excuses, 'you are the only one', yes the problem will be fixed by 11pm). It seems to be the common practice of wireless companies in this country looking at the evidence.
perhaps iburst should be taught not to use words like 'up to 1Mb' and 'broadband' and who knows, perhaps later in the months to come they can compete with sentech in the dialup market... except there service will be capped.
anyway... any thoughts? flames? suggestions?