The Sky entry is out of date because their Fibre Unlimited product is now 40/10 not 40/2 and also doesn't include Fibre Pro Unlimited which is their 80/20 product but costs £30 pm.
It's worth noting that many of the 40/10Mbps products there are now 80/20Mbps, many if not all of them at unchanged prices.
My broadband basic info/help site - www.robertos.me.uk My domains,website and mail hosting -Tsohost. Internet connection - Plusnet Value Fibre 80/20 trial.
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I'd forgotten that . It'll be interesting to se what they all do.
My broadband basic info/help site - www.robertos.me.uk My domains,website and mail hosting -Tsohost. Internet connection - Plusnet Value Fibre 80/20 trial.
"Where talent is a dwarf, self-esteem is a giant." - Jean-Antoine Petit-Senn. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Am I correct in thinking that I am still limited by LLU in my exchange - so not all of these would be available to me ?
The only "LLU" suppliers are Sky and Talk Talk. The rest AFAIK just resell the BT Wholesale product so as long as the BT checker says you can get fibre you should be able to sign with any of them.
jchamier (knowledge is power)
Fri 06-Jul-12 22:53:26
The only "LLU" suppliers are Sky and Talk Talk. The rest AFAIK just resell the BT Wholesale product so as long as the BT checker says you can get fibre you should be able to sign with any of them.
The words "resell BTwholesale product" are a bit misleading. They use BTw network to get from your home to the ISP network. The ISP network/internet service is all separate.
Essentially no different to dial up when you could dial multiple ISPs from your home using the same copper wires supplied by BT.
James - be* pro - 16.8mbps sync - BQM FTTC cab arrived 18-jun-2012 (due Mar 2011) - Openreach estimate 44.6Mbps / 6.5Mbps