A month in

It's been a month since the Virgin Media Voom 3 service was installed.

Still seeing the daily disconnects. Still have no idea when I'm going to be billed or how much.

As an aside the VM sales team have been busy in the area with the result that the downstream is now congested and speeds are no longer a constant 385Mb/s 24x7. I hadn't checked in a while but did so a few times for this update, coming in at between 150 and 200Mb throughout.

Performance now breaches my standard 'rule' that a service should always be faster than the tier below - this modem is configured for 350Mb service and is falling well short - below 200Mb performance.


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