Yes, as an MVNO user, I get thrown off of T-Mobile when the non-MVNO users
want all of the system bandwidth. So we can moderate the statement. But we
definitely observe a problem *at our level.*

    Thanks

*    Bruce*

On Mon, Sep 26, 2022 at 1:28 PM Dave Taht <dave.taht@gmail.com> wrote:

> I appreciate you grabbing this bull by the horns bruce!
>
> However, it is extremely feasible that for their business class,
> military, and/or ukraine based services they's actually implemented at
> least some of the improvements we've been recommending to them for
> 3 years now. It would be smart if they had and weren't talking about it!
>
> Much like how (at last I heard) verizon puts the at home users in the
> lowest 5g service class, if starlink
> was trying to shed the first bout of residential users and retain
> those that don't care at a high price with less service, they could
> not be more effective at that by their baseline services degrading.
>


-- 
Bruce Perens K6BP