Increasing quotas from 1st August 2021

Hello!

Posting here I know some customers may not notice otherwise

We're increasing the quotas for all ADSL/FTTC/G.FAST/FTTP customers, prices stay the same or go down.

* Home::1 300GB becomes 500GB
* Home::1 2GB becomes 5TB
* SoHo::1 300GB becomes 800GB
* SoHo::1 500GB also becomes 800GB
* SoHo::1 5TB becomes 8TB

Also, FTTP services are also being reduced by £5. More details on:

https://www.aa.net.uk/etc/news/aug-2021-pricing-quotas/

In reply to a post by andrewhearn:

* Home::1 2GB becomes 5TB

Whoops! That was meant to say: 2TB becomes 5TB

Good to see: much appreciated. Thank you AAISP.

Will there be any increase on the L2TP services as well? or is it just the normal packages.

Just out interest? Forgive me if I am wrong but why aren't sign up to
Ofcom: Automatic Compensation Scheme https://www.ofcom.org.uk/phones-telecoms-and-interne...

This link might help:

https://www.aa.net.uk/legal/disputes-process/

In reply to a post by Tylexon:

Will there be any increase on the L2TP services as well? or is it just the normal packages.

I also wonder this, regarding L2TP services.

I wish there were faster FTTP speed tiers too, but from what I understand there are good reasons for that not being possible.

amiga is looking at the Ofcom automatic compo that aaisp appear not to be on board with. Although they will take the automatic compo that Openreach pay them.

Whereas your link is aaisp trying to avoid using an Ofcom approved dispute resolution scheme.

In reply to a post by FibreBubble:

amiga is looking at the Ofcom automatic compo that aaisp appear not to be on board with. Although they will take the automatic compo that Openreach pay them.

Whereas your link is aaisp trying to avoid using an Ofcom approved dispute resolution scheme.

Many moons ago, there was a Rev K blog about this topic and why AAISP had decided to go down this particular arbitration route.

https://www.revk.uk/search?q=Arbitration

Edited by lexden16 (Tue 03-Aug-21 16:22:13)

I remember.

Fact is that aaisp seek to avoid using an Ofcom approved ADR process and are not signed up to Ofcom's automatic compensation scheme. Even though Openreach automatically compensate aaisp.

The support is closed during much of the residential peak hours and the products are expensive compared to the popular providers and have usage limits.

Of course, all this might be of benefit to some people.