There may have been a loss of sync but I didn't see it upon the quick look through the logs before work. I'll take another look at lunch.

Bit off topic I know but I was thinking of changing from BT to PlusNet for a cheaper deal.
Just wondered why you changed?

Various different factors came into it really. I used to have about £15 in referral value with Plusnet but this has dwindled to about £2 making the amount I paid a lot more. Also, my mobile contract with EE was up and as I already had a new Galaxy S7 edge, I just wanted a sim only package which BT have very good deals on. Added to this, as I was also changing Fibre to BT, they give an extra £5 BT mobile.

I'm glad I changed and it was very smooth. Just hope I get my extra 9-10Mbps back

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In reply to a post by WelshWArrior:

Migration happened at 7am this morning and from looking at my logs, there was no loss of sync that I can see. I did only have a quick look though.

I'm wondering how the sync rate decreased without a loss of sync.

Was this an IP profile decrease?

Of course it wilp have came with an IP profile decrease as the IP profile is set as a direct result of the sync value.

Thanks for taking time to reply.

Good luck with getting the extra back!

Thanks! And no probs at all about getting back to you. It really has been the most seamless migration I've ever had. Don't need a MAC code anymore and I didn't even have to speak to Plusnet about leaving.

Tip: go through a cashback site like topcashback. I used this one for the first time and got £192 for signing up to BT!!

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In reply to a post by smsmasters:

In reply to a post by WelshWArrior:

Migration happened at 7am this morning and from looking at my logs, there was no loss of sync that I can see. I did only have a quick look though.

I'm wondering how the sync rate decreased without a loss of sync.

Was this an IP profile decrease?

Of course it wilp have came with an IP profile decrease as the IP profile is set as a direct result of the sync value.

What I was trying to ask was whether the loss of speed was a result of actual sync rate decrease or IP profile decrease. He mentioned there was no loss of sync.

So perhaps FTTC migrations entail no loss of sync but software IP profile changes?

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So perhaps FTTC migrations entail no loss of sync but software IP profile changes?

No.

Is that no to no loss of sync, no to software IP profile changes or no to both??????

In reply to a post by WelshWArrior:

Migration happened at 7am this morning and from looking at my logs, there was no loss of sync that I can see. I did only have a quick look though.

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

In reply to a post by smsmasters:

So perhaps FTTC migrations entail no loss of sync but software IP profile changes?

No.

So how did this occur then?

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