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Oh 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 cle
by FireBeyond 6y ago
Oh 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".