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It's with sadness, that I got my Mac code to leave AAISP today. Great service and support. Unfortunately, family needs for streaming and constant connectivity all day and night, means I've been forced to look at another ISP for our FTTC service. The higher tariff during Mon-Fri work hours become too expensive to keep up.
So long guys, you've been great. If you're able to upgrade your allowances in line with IPTV needs of people like me, then I'll back back as quick as I can.
Cheers,
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I am going to have to do the same unfortunately. Daytime costs are killing me. I had to put a ban on IPTV during the day in our household, which has not made me very popular.
Cant decide what ISP to go for.
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Do you have LLU available?
Also if you're looking at fibre BTs offering is hard to beat but if you use peer to peer I'd look at Skys Fibre.
I am always amazed at quite how expensive some ISPs are. I find it near enough impossible to justify moving from my Sky package at such a great price. I get support from either Ireland, Scottland or London. They always call back and never charge for call outs. I've had conversations about my fav bevvy etc with them, definitely not script monkeys overall.
Out of interest how much do you pay and what do you get?
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£60 in usage charges alone.
I will have a look at Sky, thanks.
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Same here, great service but the cost is high compared to what I could be getting for a much larger usage allowance
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I run two lines at home, one with business static IP on it, and the other is Sky for xbox and netflix et al.
To reduce the cost of keeping the PSTN on the one line I went with Primus Saver, cheapest line rental that did not affect my bb choices I could find.
The Sky line is their total bundle.
One LLU and one BT Wholesale is a good cheap redundancy option, particularly if you work from home.
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Thanks. I do work from home, and use a 3G dongle on my router for backup.
Sky's FTTC Unlimited is hard to ignore. It would pay me to get a second line in just for IPTV. No more worries about daytime & bank holidays.
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I left AAISP for the same reason, could not afford the daytime charges Now with Virgin Media, what a change in service and reliability etc. compared to AAISP. Must win lottery so I can come back.
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I did look at AAISP for FTTC but they it seems havent kept up with what should be expected modern costs. I of course expect a premium over other isp's but the premium seems to have gone up significantly especially for high upload speed packages, which is a shame.
However what I will say is I do respect AAISP to keep with their principles and not succumb to mass market product therapy.
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can primus saver be used with sky FTTC? I thought sky now days require their line rental?
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No you cannot.
As I said my Sky line is the total Sky bundle
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Get out of the Virgin contract as not fit for purpose and check out the new home 1 tariff.. Link.
(And make sure you are free for our annual trip to the Lowlander!!!)
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