The TB service is TT Business. He specifically wanted WBMC.

But the increase to 150GB per month starting next Thursday is great. See the new thread by mixt.

Hi Bob - Is the 150Gb for everyone on 100GB. remembered I downloaded two 4K vids and had a 4K log fire on the big screen in the lounge for quite some time last night Only money. Just back from a £1700+ quote for Honda CRV driveshafts !

Info I've not had from any ISP - But then AA hook all accounts to full Firebrick monitoring - Part of the cost that some moan about I expect, but nice problems are spotted quickly without the test this and test that, we have for weeks on end sometimes with some.

Missed that one so thanks for pointing it out - that will help a bit prof

Now they need to do something with the 1TB even if it's 1.5TB for a mid point and that would help too

Yes - the cheapo's just use fail8re or whatever it's called.

Excellent information here http://aa.net.uk/kb-broadband-ttbt.html (it would be great if all ISP's gave such info) however I did notice this: "Please do bear in mind that our terms allow us to make technical changes to the service, which includes changing the carrier used for your line." Does that mean that one could be moved from TTB SMPF to BTw (or vice versa) during a FTTC 6 month contract?

Sounds like it

I would hope they cannot push folks over to TTB without warning then, in which case, I would be off however good they are, though it seems it's usually for those with two lines.

In reply to a post by 23Prince:

Sounds like it

So if for example the BTw FTTC service proved unsatisfactory then A-A could have the end user switched to TTB FTTC SMPF at the exchange...

In reply to a post by professor973:

I would hope they cannot push folks over to TTB without warning then, in which case, I would be off however good they are, though it seems it's usually for those with two lines.

Well if there is any work done at the exchange then I would imagine there would be loss of sync for a period of time and there would be a prior notification to the end user regarding that...