Fibre broadband TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT by BT?

Hello all,I have just changed from ADSL to VDSL but despite the new BT availability (November onwards) showing me speeds to sign up for I believe that due to BT Traffic Management I am not getting what I am PAYING FOR! (I FULLY UNDERSTAND THE PROBLEMS OF LONG POTS).
All the new home equipment,faceplate/modem/router,is working correctly and the line is good and NOT impacted,and no home wiring is connected,but despite initial faster speeds working well with no dropouts or instability,my new fibre is only working at my old ADSL speeds!!!
I believe that BT might be MANAGING my speeds to cope with their limitations of total available bandwidth.
My fibre is hybrid of fibre and POTS but in theory should be much better,according to BT data.
My ISP and the BT Openreach and Kelly engineers have done all they can but SOMETHING is probably impeding what is a good/clean/unimpacted line from delivering what BT predict themselves.
I feel others might well experience this situation. 15-feb-2014.

Going to need a lot more detail on this one:
What speeds are you getting?
What package / ISP have signed up to?
Do you know where your nearest BT cabinet is?
Do you have your line stats showing you sync rate etc?

if no stats, then data from http://speedtest.btwholesale.com/ will help (continue to the further diagnostics to get the IP Profile)

Also a speed test from http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedtest.html which can help to show contention

All the data is with SamKnows for future pursuit with BT and Ofcom.
The second part of the BT website tests will not perform,but I am not on a BT contract and in the past have found that,on ADSL at least,the BT tests appear not to perform for alternative LLU IPs.

Edited by michael_scott (Sat 15-Feb-14 15:02:09)

Without posting something stats wise, no one is going to be able to help you.

Matt

I understand that but my desire is to get BT to eventually sort out their apparent internal problems in dealing with both their own engineers,independent contract engineers,and the alternative IPs.Thanks.

By posting here?

In reply to a post by MrSaffron:

if no stats, then data from http://speedtest.btwholesale.com/ will help (continue to the further diagnostics to get the IP Profile)

Mine isn't working on this site kept getting same result since went live with FTTC last Thursday morning as the test come back "The Performance Tester is currently unable to run a speed test for your broadband connection. Please try again shortly, however if this problem persists, raise the issue with your service provider".

I had contact plusnet about this, they had no idea why it wasn't working.

Edited by adslmax (Sat 15-Feb-14 15:21:13)

Data from SamKnows,just accessed:-
Latency: 31.23 milliseconds.

Downstream Throughput: 5.02 Mbps

Packet Loss: now zero.

Website load times: 0.85 seconds.

Further (widget) data available. I have been using speedtests since going on ADSL in December 2006 using mainly Thinkbroadband (as it is now) ,iPlayer diagnostics,and VuDu streaming test.
When BT improved their online ADSL checker to include address details I checked and found that BT 'predicted' that with a 'Clean unimpacted line' my downloads could be between 11.3 to 17.4 Mbps and uploads could be between 0.8 to 1.2 Mbps :I signed up to 38 Mbps Unlimited quite happily.
BT engineers worked hard to remedy a line fault reported by the initial BT Openreach engineer that reported the line fault on 03-december-2013 and the fault was rectified two MONTHS to the day on 03-february-2014. In the interim my ISP managed to lose my broadband completely and I only survived using a mobile broadband dongle. My first actual fibre-STATS were obtained using a high-tech 'trial' routerin place of the ISP provided router.Oh and changing from a BT Openreach Huawei fibre modem to a BT Openreach ECI fibre modem gave an improvement fro 4 Mbps to 7 Mbps. The 'trial' router gave the following information:-

Huawei HG635 h/w G.1.01 s/w v1.03t
DSL synch status 'Up' :Upstream LINE rate 515 kbps : Downstream LINE rate 9998 kbps :Max Upstream rate 506 kbps : Max Downstream rate 10250 kbps :Upstream noise dB 5.7 ownstream noise dB 6.3 : Upstream Interleave depth 0 : Downstream Interleave depth 0 : LINE STANDARD VDSL : Upstream LINE attenuation dB 70.6 : Downstream LINE attentuation dB 35.8 : Upstream output power dBm 5.1 : Downstream output power dBm 7.9 : Channel type None.

I then settled down to about 7.5 Mbps down and about 0.6 Mbps up speeds,without drpouts or instability, but the BT LINE MANAGEMENT capped my line to 6.5 Mbps down and 0.6 Mbps up.

My line is long at about 1300 metres to the local fibre cabinet 7 but it is NOW clean and unimpacted due to BTs hard work in providing a new pair,this took two engineers to fully diagnose,two months later,and rectify.

My new ISP uses my old ISP exchange equipment! Such is telephony marketing!

I believe that BT are fragmented as an organisation and there appears to be a problem in liason with alternative ISP liason. Also BT will not talk directly to other ISP customers even about engineering issues which they are contracted to handle.

I found that one of the biggest LLU ISP call-centre,even at management level,did NOT understand that when everything had been completed at the consumer premises an appointment was NOT necessary to rectify LINE and cabinet and exchange problems and/or work!! That is why half-way through I changed ISP. But this new one is not much different! Time will tell.............hopefully?

Edited by michael_scott (Sat 15-Feb-14 16:21:42)

As has been requested, (unfortunately in a reply to someone else), please do this test, (ignore the red instructions), and at the bottom of the results page click the Further diagnostics.

Then please copy and paste the full contents of the two results text boxes .

Also a copy and paste of what this checker says about your phone number. (Edit out the phone number).