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25139889

join:2011-10-25
Toledo, OH

Karl,- symmetrical???

?The company's current symmetrical 35 Mbps tier will soon see a dramatic bump to 75 Mbps downstream and 35 Mbps upstream."

How is this symmetrical? symmetrical means the same not different.


aaronwt
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join:2004-11-07
Woodbridge, VA
Reviews:
·Verizon FiOS

said by 25139889:

?The company's current symmetrical 35 Mbps tier will soon see a dramatic bump to 75 Mbps downstream and 35 Mbps upstream."

How is this symmetrical? symmetrical means the same not different.

Yes the current tier is advertised as symetrical(although it's really 43/35) but it doesn't mention the new tier being symetrical.

25139889

join:2011-10-25
Toledo, OH

then not really symmetrical. Surprised this website isn't calling for false advertising.



SHoTTa35

@optonline.net

What tha... the 35/35 plan is symetrical, it's moving to 75/35 - which is then not symmetrical anymore. Mentioning it at the first point was only to say that's what they are known as now. The post didn't say they were going to be "symmetrical" at 75/35!

Here since you can't read:

The company's current symmetrical 35 Mbps tier will soon see a dramatic bump to 75 Mbps downstream and 35 Mbps upstream...

It says "current symmetrical" but at the end it doesn't say anything about symmetrical which therefore one shouldn't assume it is!

jjeffeory

join:2002-12-04
USA

reply to 25139889
You caught that, eh?



Thinkdiff
Premium,MVM
join:2001-08-07
Bronx, NY
kudos:6

reply to 25139889

said by 25139889:

then not really symmetrical. Surprised this website isn't calling for false advertising.

How dare Verizon give customers more than they ordered. Sue them!
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University of Southern California - Fight On!

rebus9

join:2002-03-26
Tampa Bay
Reviews:
·Verizon FiOS
·Bright House

reply to SHoTTa35

said by SHoTTa35 :

What tha... the 35/35 plan is symetrical, it's moving to 75/35 - which is then not symmetrical anymore. Mentioning it at the first point was only to say that's what they are known as now. The post didn't say they were going to be "symmetrical" at 75/35!

Eh, don't worry. It will be 75/75 before too long.

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