Even semi knowledgeable people tend to think FTTC is only offered by BT. Why is that.
Just takes a couple of minutes in a search, even better the spreadsheet above constantly updated.

In reply to a post by hareng:

Even semi knowledgeable people tend to think FTTC is only offered by BT. Why is that.

Because the TV advert says "Infinity- only available from BT".

True, strictly speaking, but as Bob said earlier, misleading.

Question was: Which FTTC ISP do you use / will be signing up for when it becomes available?

Think it's ok. If you're using it already - who with. If you were signing up tomorrow then who would you go with.

I wouldn't say the poll is meant to be super accurate. I just wanted to get some indication of which ISPs were attracting the customers.

Misleading?

Infinity is BT's product/offering.

Kinda like "Cable - only from Virgin" or "Vision - only from BT"

Possibly. Seen an Irish IP address and one seemingly linked to a German bank.

I haven't removed any responses despite this sort of thing because I thought similar to you - people at work

In reply to a post by orly:

Possibly. Seen an Irish IP address and one seemingly linked to a German bank.

Could be users coming in via proxies.

Edited by billford (Thu 24-Mar-11 18:27:12)

In reply to a post by orly:

I haven't removed any responses despite this sort of thing because I thought similar to you - people at work

I am not sure where I was when I replied - memory like a sieve you see. However if I did it from work it will almost certainly appear to have come from a German range of IP addresses, despite me being in England. Just happens to be where the IP subnet is registered.

Commerzbank or similar?

In reply to a post by orly:

Commerzbank or similar?

No, IBM or AT&T

79 responses now.

BT still the clear leader with Aquiss and IDNet following.