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Which is really strange seeing as AT&T considers their 768 kbps DSL to be perfectly sufficient for several markets.
by BuyMyBitcoins 6y ago
Which is really strange seeing as AT&T considers their 768 kbps DSL to be perfectly sufficient for several markets.
- FireBeyond 6y agoOh yes. AT&T asked that their DSL plans were not counted towards their "average bandwidth" because they were "obsolete and no longer being marketed". To be clear - they were still _available_, and in many cases, your only option, but they were an anchor pulling down the average, so AT&T "just didn't want them to count".