
By Tim Ferguson
Published: Tuesday 14 August 2007
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Name
Richard Davies
Location
North Yorkshire
Occupation
IT Manager
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Boo Hoo for ISP's! People are already paying the ISP's for the bandwidth and its the customer so to ask for more money is cheeky at best.
Did they think they can offer these 8Mb packages and unlimited downloads etc. and that no one would use it?!?!
Trouble is they want to take your money for high bandwidth connections but then complain when you try to use it to its full potential! Its a joke really!
Also, if they are not ready for the impact of streaming media should they be in the ISP business...its not as if they couldn't see it coming!
Maybe Tiscali could put heavy QoS in place or even block the iPlayer BBC Content, but if they did, I would like to see how fast customers migrate to another ISP that can handle the pressure and bandwidth requirements!
I got a nasty shock when I checked my internet usa...
Julian Nicholls
DUH ! Have the ISPs only just realised this was g...
Gareth Evans
I think it's about time the ISPs started providing...
Anonymous
Why would anyone wnat to wtch BBC rubbish over the...
Anonymous
Boo Hoo for ISP's! People are already paying the I...
Richard Davies
A number of ISPs already have a bandwidth quota wi...
Anonymous
ISP's only exist to allow users to access content....
Rob Garner
You all missed the same point...
... ISPs are N...
Anonymous
Hmmm, it seems that the companies that have been p...
Dave Brown
Try zen or demon rather than tiscali. You'll find ...
Anonymous
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