Now I'm wondering if they'll continue being reasonable with a clear commitment to a specific speed, or - at the very least - a decent and reliable average.
If so, they'll be in a position to run marketing campaigns where they start assaulting those godawful "up to" claims by demonstrating what their competitors actually average.
Alternately, this really is about offering less for more. I suspect we'll know one way or the other within six months.
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This actually sounds pretty reasonable.
Now I'm wondering if they'll continue being reasonable with a clear commitment to a specific speed, or - at the very least - a decent and reliable average.
If so, they'll be in a position to run marketing campaigns where they start assaulting those godawful "up to" claims by demonstrating what their competitors actually average.
Alternately, this really is about offering less for more. I suspect we'll know one way or the other within six months.