That only works Huawei modems, were all ECI where i am (

In reply to a post by creakycopperline:

Automatic migration to 80/20 would be awesome, they are planning on srarting on my cabinet on the 3rd april, according to my local council's roadworks planning sheet. when signed up to BT in january he told me i would be transferred over automatically.

No-one gets upgraded automatically from ADSL2+ to FTTC.

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

must know the Reply and linking system here.

Well, perhaps, yes, but I for one would expect the "Reply" and "Quote" buttons to be at the bottom of a post, not the top. As a result, it is easy to reply to the preceding message by mistake.

So it's 10th April today and the product is officially available from Openreach.

Any of the resellers offering a fully commercial (non-trial) GEA-FTTC 80/20 service to the general public for order yet?

Try accessing the bigger websites at 00.03 hours tonight .

RobertoS I will personally hold you responsible if any of the "bigger websites" are not updated by 00.05 tomorrow as I have just had 3 x expresso shots in a row !!

In reply to a post by roboraver:

RobertoS I will personally hold you responsible if any of the "bigger websites" are not updated by 00.05 tomorrow as I have just had 3 x expresso shots in a row !!

ha ha ha ha ha ha

AAISP are offering 80/20 as a £12 Premium add-on

We're still finalising our products so won't be launching the 80/20 tomorrow. It's not as simple as a small extra charge like Openreach charge, but more about the network / capacity side of thinks as a few hundred people on an 80Mb service can easily eat away at the capacity on a network so it will costs ISP's more than the few quid per month Openreach charge us! There is a lot more to take in to account... bandwidth costs will be a big issue with the 80/20 service as a LOT more will be required, e.g. 5 user on 80Mb would be the equivalent of 80 users on a 5Mb ADSL connection, therefore lots more bandwidth required to ensure all is OK.

Edited by Adsl24 (Tue 10-Apr-12 22:41:04)

Not conclusive, as that appears to have been there last month. On the page you linked to we have:-

Some existing customers with service before April 2012 may be on capped rates of 40/2 or 40/10, with or without the premium option. The pricing depends on whether you have the premium option, and not the line speed. For a one-off fee, customers can change to the new cap for their service (40/10 standard and 80/20 premium) but this restarts the 12 month minimum term on the service when you do this. Contact sales for more details.