RCS & RDS has a surprise message for its subscribers in Romania, the telecommunications operator having published it where subscribers can see it very easily, and it is not one that should be overlooked. On the page where the people from RCS & RDS provide information about fixed internet subscriptions, there is a very interesting mention that can hardly be overlooked, telling future customers that the speed limits are not respected.
RCS & RDS it is most likely trying to show its customers that it does not respect the upper speed limits for the fixed internet subscriptions it offers, but the statement can be interpreted with two meanings. As some of those who are, or become, clients of RCS & RDS expect that the upper speed limits for subscriptions will not be respected, they can expect that the lower limits will not be respected as well, and the speeds will be very low.
RCS & RDS: The SURPRISE message for its Subscribers in Romania
RCS & RDS it has by far the best fixed internet in Romania, and this after huge investments that brought a network of over 25.000 kilometers of fiber optic throughout the country. This allows those from RCS & RDS to offer fixed internet speeds of up to 1000 Mbps for customers in Romania, and theoretically, the limits should not be respected, but above 1000 Mbps you don't hope to jump because neither at least you can only get close to that speed.
RCS & RDS it tells customers that it does not respect the speed limits, but to be completely honest, before I switched to the 1000 Mbps subscription, I only jumped 500 Mbps during the period when it was a free upgrade. It is possible that the 300 Mbps subscription offers more than the maximum limit, but those from RCS & RDS do not really offer speeds higher than the maximum, but this is not exactly something that should not be expected, for that in the end we pay for certain benefits.
RCS & RDS it still makes a rather interesting "promise" for customers willing to use its services, but even with respect to the limits, their internet remains the best anyway.
