Christmas
nozzer: you are either joking or you are a prime candidate for admission to broadmoor.I once commented that i did not think it was a good idea to post plusnet dirty linen on these forum pages eg complaints but i was shot down by staff screaming transparency, and now we have a post from matt saying we will not discuss business models in public.
well thats fair but dont use transparency in the same breath.
Not so much.
We wouldn't post our key business models along with our financial modelling, etc. I'd be surprised if other companies did, mainly as they wouldn't want their competitors seeing
However, we do offer transparency by making sure our customers are informed when we're doing some maintenance work, something isn't working, etc.
We wouldn't post our key business models along with our financial modelling, etc. I'd be surprised if other companies did, mainly as they wouldn't want their competitors seeing
However, we do offer transparency by making sure our customers are informed when we're doing some maintenance work, something isn't working, etc.
FWIW in my experience Christmas day is dead by comparison to normal traffic. I guess most people are preoccupied with other things. (Or too full of food & drink to move the mouse!)
From that POV it could be regarded as off-peak, but I suspect PN wouldn't have any incentive to have the hassle of allowing a one-day change to the accounting rules just for that.
What is interesting though, is the responsiveness of both PN's servers and the internet in general, even though I'm on an "unthrottled" package. It shows what broadband could be, if we didn't have all the traffic bottlenecking (artificial or otherwise).
From that POV it could be regarded as off-peak, but I suspect PN wouldn't have any incentive to have the hassle of allowing a one-day change to the accounting rules just for that.
What is interesting though, is the responsiveness of both PN's servers and the internet in general, even though I'm on an "unthrottled" package. It shows what broadband could be, if we didn't have all the traffic bottlenecking (artificial or otherwise).
Quote With regard to carrying over unused usage, this isn't how our products were worked out but as we've said before we're not going to discuss the workings and economics of our products in public I'm afraid.
I could be wrong but me thinks you're a PLC Public Limited Company, which means every little detail of accounting is and can be made public, same with BT, reports are produced once a year if I am correct? So where is the harm?
If you did let us all know......
.....what would happen?
Would Plusnet be found out in doing something wrong which is why it won't go public?
Will there be masses of redunduncies, and slowly Plusnet will fall apart and get re-absorbed back into BT?
Would we all have to be shot after finding out such information?
Is the information as such that other ISP's would fall over in shock that they missed out on such a brilliant
So............why? After all this is the Christmas thread - good will an all? Honesty? Little angels and pretty lights, nice stars, the birth of Jesus Christ...........forgive and forget etc. etc.................so come on, let Plusnet come clean this Christmas, be honest, let us in on it. It can't be that bad? You aren't conning us, you aren't lying to us, remember, this is Good, Honest, Broadband, so open up, let it all out...........can cause problems when you bottle things up you know
Merry Christmas Everyone