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What are you on about? I said that because you're extolling the virtues of PulseB but you haven't been migrated over to them yet.

Not at all, simply that I like what they offer and so far I have had prompt customer service.

They're always happy to take your money, but I don't believe it's a good basis for a recommendation given that you have no experience of their product.

I don't remember recommending them. Just saying what I am doing and what I have found they offer - A company staffed by IT professionals that unlike some at the likes of PN, actually know what they are talking about. No skin off my nose if they good or bad. Happy to take resold Talktalk LLU business with no contact with TT direct or tie-in

Edited by professor973 (Sat 22-Nov-14 21:46:24)

You should be able to get Infinity from BT.

As BatBoy says, but I think at the normal 40 (Infinity 3) or 80Mbps (Infinity 4). For some reason the BT web site has now made that impossible for me to find .

The 330Mbps I believe is only on BT Business, though I could be wrong.

Plusnet have an ongoing trial of FTTP, which you can see in the Plusnet Community forums, but they say entry to the trial is closed.

I have just spoke to Plusnet and they say i cant get FTTP with them but FTTP is available to me from BT and i can get the 330mb fastest speeds, but this would mean changing over my provider from Plusnet to BT, the guy on the phone said he would do it though as it would be a very fast line and it would be fibre direct from the exchange to me so no slow downs either.

Bt Infinity 3 is up to 200Mbps and BT Infinity 4 is up to 300Mbps. They are residential packages.
You can't see them if your address doesn't have them available.

And you'd get BT Sport

Yep, just don't know if the price and the isp difference would be worth it, i like Plusnet and am happy with them, if Plusnet did FTTP i would be having it in a shot as the guy on the phone said the quality of the internet via FTTP would be so much better as its the best fibre you can get.

Edited by tomxlisa (Sat 22-Nov-14 22:30:00)

Yep my address details and number show all of them so they must be for home use too even the top speed package.

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You can't see them if your address doesn't have them available.

Ah.

I used to be able to see them on the website! Nothing to do with an enquiry about my line.

If you attempt to buy as a new customer and use an enabled postcode you will see them.