By Tim Ferguson
Published: Wednesday 19 December 2007
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Name
Nick Borek
Location
Bristol
Occupation
IT Coordinator
Comment
ISPs should be forced to specify a minimum as well as a maximum speed for each service offering. Where they fail to provide the minimum service they should only be able to charge for a service at the level they have achieved.
here's a suggestion
1 - you buy an 'up to' cert...
Karen Challinor
ISPs should be forced to specify a minimum as well...
Nick Borek
What bit of "up to" do people not understand?
Anonymous
We should be very clear what the ISP means by 'spe...
Anonymous
The BIG problem is that the ISPs are hiding behind...
Roger Huffadine
Karen's idea is good but I wonder if it is practic...
misceng
it's those magic words again is'nt it "up to" that...
Mr Shaun Warburton
Great idea Karen, We get around half our 'up to' s...
Don Tregartha
ARe ISPs or line suppliers not subject to normal c...
Charles Wood
It's easy enough to suggest an 'up to' tarrif....b...
Nick
A toolbar "speedometer" should be very easy to imp...
Anonymous
Broadband providers should be required to advertis...
Mike Mundy
We should only pay for what we get
that would imp...
GALLEY SLAVE#41
We should make it even simpilier by getting the IS...
Rob
All this will mean nothing and will do nothing to ...
Anonymous
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