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Edited by RobertoS (Sun 09-Mar-14 23:35:55)

Based on the subject and postings, it seems to me that the OP is looking at Business offerings.

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

Based on the subject and postings, it seems to me that the OP is looking at Business offerings.

If the OP wasn't aware, the fact that the latest residential offerings are not traffic managed they may mean they are an now an option whereas they weren't previously.

Edit: if it's because the line is used for business then fair enough.

Edited by Oliver341 (Sun 09-Mar-14 23:37:41)

He is however also talking about "Enhanced Care" for the FTTC.

Yeah.

I wouldn't have described BT's business forums as very quiet as the OP did: https://business.forums.bt.com/t5/Broadband-and-inte...

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Edited by Oliver341 (Sun 09-Mar-14 23:45:57)

Hi

Thanks for the replies.
I am looking for a Business Fibre Product.

My current residential contract does limit P2P at night and weekends. I could have re contracted for a new 18month period to get no traffic management but didn't need it.

Now I work from home full time, so need a static IP and enhanced care on the fibre.
My contract with BT expires on the 10th April so I have a bit of time to sort this. If I move to BT Business I can move now with no fees.. I'd have to wait to move to PlusNet. Both seem to offer the same type of product it's just how the traffic management works.

If the BT Product is going to be the same and have fast P2P during the day and restrict it at nights and weekends thats fine.
The PlusNet package suggests it only limited if I'm doing something else with a higher priority on my network.

Thanks for any advice offered

BT Business traffic management. Looks like the stated times, plus things like the Olympics or Apple IOS releases.

Thanks. Wondering how this relates to real world usage and if PlusNet would work out any better.

Cost is virtually the same so no issue there. All comes down to traffic management and ongoing support.

I can't easily find anything on the Plusnet site that distinguishes between residential and business regarding traffic management.

Theres a bit here:
http://www.plus.net/business/why-plusnet-business/ou...