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Standard User orly
(fountain of knowledge) Wed 20-Apr-11 17:29:11
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Re: Matrix guide to FTTC ISPs


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My mistake. Fixed.

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Standard User orly
(fountain of knowledge) Mon 06-Jun-11 04:09:21
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added Merula


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Added Merula

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BT Infinity 8th July 2010
(NIBA)
600m (approx) to cabinet
25.5mbit down / 7.6mbit up

Click here to see Comparison of FTTC ISPs
Which FTTC ISP do you use?
Standard User orly
(fountain of knowledge) Mon 20-Jun-11 19:14:57
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Re: Matrix guide to FTTC ISPs


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added talktalk

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25.5mbit down / 7.6mbit up

Click here to see Comparison of FTTC ISPs
Which FTTC ISP do you use?


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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 20-Jun-11 19:24:25
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Re: Matrix guide to FTTC ISPs


[re: orly] [link to this post] 		 
Why are providers that are 'unlimited' marked as 'unlimited uploads - No' ? crazy
Standard User orly
(fountain of knowledge) Mon 20-Jun-11 19:27:26
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Re: Matrix guide to FTTC ISPs


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Just checked through and fixed the couple of instances where that happened.

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BT Infinity 8th July 2010
(NIBA)
600m (approx) to cabinet
25.5mbit down / 7.6mbit up

Click here to see Comparison of FTTC ISPs
Which FTTC ISP do you use?
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 20-Jun-11 19:30:44
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Re: Matrix guide to FTTC ISPs


[re: orly] [link to this post] 		 
Thanks for the quick correction. I presume IDNET and Webtap will move from green unlimited- Yes to N/A and Titan from red unlimited to N/A as well? smile

I would suggest that providers that have unlimited packages are marked as 'unlimited uploads-yes' rather than N/A. Some of those providers are charging more than a hundred quid a month for 'unlimited uploads' so should clearly show the 'unlimited uploads' as a green positive yes IMHO.

Edited by deleted (Mon 20-Jun-11 19:48:43)
Standard User orly
(fountain of knowledge) Mon 20-Jun-11 19:50:11
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Re: Matrix guide to FTTC ISPs


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Initially an ISP only had "yes" for unmetered uploads if they had some sort of usage limit but discounted uploads. Any "unlimited" ISP just got an N/A as the metric didn't really apply.

I agree it's simpler to just have Yes or No so I've altered the page.

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BT Infinity 8th July 2010
(NIBA)
600m (approx) to cabinet
25.5mbit down / 7.6mbit up

Click here to see Comparison of FTTC ISPs
Which FTTC ISP do you use?
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 20-Jun-11 19:52:58
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Re: Matrix guide to FTTC ISPs


[re: orly] [link to this post] 		 
As ever, thanks for the swift correction.

Don't forget Titan. at £140 a month they deserve the green. smile

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Standard User epyon
(learned) Mon 20-Jun-11 23:47:37
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Re: Matrix guide to FTTC ISPs


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Great list !!

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Standard User Zadeks
(member) Mon 20-Jun-11 23:53:35
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Re: Matrix guide to FTTC ISPs


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Except it doesn't mention anything about traffic shaping. wink
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