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Re: Absolutely!!! said by La Luna:Without even reading one more post in this thread, you can already see that statement is exactly right. People are either truly stupid by not understanding what "up to" means, or they are using *selective comprehension*. Nail on the head. Excellently worded!
- Tate
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1 edit | Its all a trick to get you to believe what you think you are getting verse what they know you can really get.
They have a tool that tells what the max bandwidth is available for your line its very reliable and unlike cable it is somewhat solid. When they say you can only get 1.3mb then that's what you can expect.
To advertise you might get up to 2mb that like saying you may be a winning customer.
So far Cable (Roadrunner) is the only one that I have found to be as close as to advertised speeds. Best effort is a lottery.
If I told you I would cut your lawn and I said I would do my best effort to do so, and at the same time you have a big patch of grass I cannot seem to cut with my mower how does that help you. You would obviously look for someone else who could do the work not a best effort job.
That's just not very professional terminology.
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| said by Surfinusa:So far Cable (Roadrunner) is the only one that I have found to be as close as to advertised speeds. Best effort is a lottery. I guess I've just been extremely lucky with my broadband connections so far, because I have yet to subscribe to a service where I did not receive close to the max speed I have purchased. Obviously everyone's mileage varies.
- Tate
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Disclaimer for the mentally impaired: My posts reflect my personal opinions and not the views of my employer. I may work for a cable ISP, but I'm still an okay guy. |
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