Little error on Plusnet website

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https://portal.plus.net/support/broadband/speed_guide/broadband_terminology.shtml#Sync

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1. Broadband Products Our broadband is supplied over the BT Wholesale network. The products on offer are split into two categories:     20th Century Network (20CN)     Available in most UK exchanges. 'IPStream Connect' (IPSC) technology is used to provide speeds up to a theoretical maximum of 8Mb via ADSL1     21st Century Network (21CN)     Available in a growing number of UK exchanges, 'Wholesale Broadband Connect' (WBC) technology is used to provide:         Speeds up to a theoretical maximum of 8Mb via ADSL1         Speeds up to a theoretical maximum of 24Mb via ADSL2+         Speeds up to a theoretical maximum of 40Mb via Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC)

Wasn't sure of the best place to post this so if a Mod wants to move it please feel free.

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Theoretical maximum for fibre? Shouldn't that be labelled as theoretical maximum 'available' to the customer? Yes should be 80 of course but the max for a single fibre line to one end user would be (I think) around 200! 

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Thanks for the heads up, raised a task to our web team to get that altered I believe it needs to be up to 80Mb as anything faster is still in its trial phase.

[#4]

Well I'm glad there is some truth about what the products are theoretically capable of on the website. IMHO better than all this OFCOM BS about what 10% or whatever of customers do or don't get which has only confused a significant number of people.
The real solution to the "Upto ? speed" issue was to insist that ISPs/Advertisers stated under that headline speed - "Dependant on your Line length and Quality" - simples - but can OFCOM do anything sensible? - NO, not in consumers interests, anyway 

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