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The truth about broadband
While so many of you have been criticising your ISPs for the speed of your ‘Up to 8Mbit/s’ broadband (now ruled out by our friends at the ASA as quite possibly misleading), it falls to John Loader at DotSix Brailling Services, to come up with a new legal, decent and honest way to advertise broadband speed.
‘How about “Faster than before (possibly) but far slower than you were expecting”?’ he suggests.
Don't forget their version of "Unlimited Usage", which isn't really unlimited with most providers.
Posted by :Manoj @ Brodband Resource UK | November 1, 2006 4:49 PM