@iniltous can always rely on you!
Would it be problematic if 30 folks signed up to 900Mbps and were all very hungry?
I totally accept your explanation and indeed the real world use does not just go 32:1, but what about a potential large update of 1.6Gbps packages, its going to have its effects right, I dunno who is pulling 1.6Gbps all day and night anyway but theoretically it sounds like a challenge to sell this on 2.6Gbps uplinks.
"TBH it is also the case an individual user won’t notice the difference between a 60Mb upload and a 110Mb upload in normal day to day use ( which is why in that case only one user complained, no one else even noticed ) only that particular user , that presumably ran speed tests continually, for no other reason than to ‘check’ they were indeed getting what they were paying for , was the only person that even noticed a problem, or was motivated enough to report it ."
Were it not for users like the one above network issues would not get detected and fixed, if I remember correctly that user had to go all the way to the top to get his issue addressed, which resulted in a change in approach from BT / Openreach this can only be a good thing as everyone benefits.
So, before I give up the ghost and tether my cancelation right under the 14-day cooling off period, is any of the 'Mods' on here able to do anything to address the problem?
Up till now, the Broadband service from BT has been top-notch, but this has really put a dampener on things. Not just the slow speed itself, but the lack of anyone from CS being willing to help or even investigate the matter.
Thanks