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Within the UK I think that you tend to get what you pay for from the ISP. They just create irrelevant metrics and restrictions to prove to customers why they s
by 7952 15y ago
Within the UK I think that you tend to get what you pay for from the ISP. They just create irrelevant metrics and restrictions to prove to customers why they should upgrade to a better plan. Perhaps they should just make the ISP's publish typical speeds for a particular location, so that you can make an informed comparison. This is exactly what better informed customers already do, instead of just going with BT.