DLM for all on its way

[dholdi]

Originally Posted by Alan b

We need a 3:

3. Inform their customers by letter about DLM and give them an opt out option.

Agreed

[dholdi]

Originally Posted by SatDish

And a 4.

4. Automated MAC giving out system to cope with demand

Double agreed

[Lajos]

I hope the DLM will work fine and everyone speed will incrase

[samperry209]

oh dear.... sky dont do it!!!!

im enjoying my stable 2mb connection

[Captain W]

Originally Posted by sav

Oh no please anything but DLM. Have sky not learned anything from the last time they tried it. GOD HELP US ALL

Sorry - I don't know how you can make such a statement

They used it on the poorest performing and potentially unstable lines which had, had problems before and it was deemed a success as far as I'm aware and I wouldn't be surprised if half of, or more of these customer's have internal wiring issues or extensions causing these issues.

We only see the worst on here and seemingly they used it on 300,000 customer's - clearly we didn't see 300,000 posts on here - I read less than 1% had issues - apparently

[dholdi]

Originally Posted by Captain W

Sorry - I don't know how you can make such a statement

They used it on the poorest performing and potentially unstable lines which had, had problems before and it was deemed a success as far as I'm aware.

Not quite true, they also used it on lines syncing at the max with no stability problems whatsoever, much to the users ( understandable ) frustration.

[dholdi]

Originally Posted by Lajos

I hope the DLM will work fine and everyone speed will incrase

I admire your optimism, I bet your glass is always half full

[NewsreadeR]

At least we know what it is and what to look for for when it starts, unlike last time.

Hopefully Sky will post their post, the one they promised, months ago.

/sarcasm mode off