But customers talking to all the superusers it seems they are there to protect Sky/Comcast and do their bidding in saying no fault, of course, it isn't a fault it is intentional traffic management to lower the cost of contention across customers and areas and therefore saving money for Sky/Comcast in backbone real capacity requirements.
It isn't surprising that Sky/Comcast is trying to save money when Comcast write-down 8.6 billion at the end of last year and Sky/Comcast lost 4.6 billion last quarter, on the way to going to the wind I think unless something is done quickly like firing staff which they are doing currently!
