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vivaciti
(knowledge is power) Mon 03-Oct-16 09:15:39

Re: FTTP ISP - am I stuck with BT

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Hi,
No there are other providers that offer FTTP regardless on what others may say, it all depends on costs etc

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(deleted) Mon 03-Oct-16 09:39:04

Re: FTTP ISP - am I stuck with BT

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In reply to a post by vivaciti:
Hi,
No there are other providers that offer FTTP regardless on what others may say, it all depends on costs etc

Not if you want more than 80mb/s

CJT
(experienced) Wed 05-Oct-16 10:02:36

Re: FTTP ISP - am I stuck with BT

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In reply to a post by puntoboy:
In reply to a post by vivaciti:
Hi,
No there are other providers that offer FTTP regardless on what others may say, it all depends on costs etc

Not if you want more than 80mb/s

Really?

I beg to differ

smile

CJT.

On Aquiss 80/20 - Speed Test

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(deleted) Wed 05-Oct-16 10:05:44

Re: FTTP ISP - am I stuck with BT

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Well happy to be proven wrong, that's the point in this thread, to find out what alternatives there are to BT. However that company wants over twice what BT offer for the same service.

CJT
(experienced) Wed 05-Oct-16 10:19:18

Re: FTTP ISP - am I stuck with BT

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Perhaps I should of used tongue

instead

However you are right they are very expensive.

Out of interest, how much do BT Retail charge for a 330/30 connection? Do you "have" to take their line rental?

smile

CJT.

On Aquiss 80/20 - Speed Test

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(deleted) Wed 05-Oct-16 10:22:05

Re: FTTP ISP - am I stuck with BT

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BT Infinity 4 - 300/30 - £52 /mth
12-month contract
£18.99/mth line rental
No Activation fee

Just comparing the broadband cost, it's £52 vs £130.

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(deleted) Wed 05-Oct-16 10:31:24

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Just realised that's £156 including VAT. (£130.50 without). Plus £100 activation fee.

MrSaffron
(staff) Wed 05-Oct-16 10:37:07

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Zen do the faster FTTP too, but at business level pricing

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(deleted) Wed 05-Oct-16 11:26:33

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Thanks for pinting that out smile

So with Zen it's £99.00 +VAT per month when taken with £17.00+VAT monthly line rental

So £139.20 plus a £25 activation charge.

RobertoS
(elder) Wed 05-Oct-16 12:55:36

Re: FTTP ISP - am I stuck with BT

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In reply to a post by puntoboy:
However that company wants over twice what BT offer for the same service.

Is it the same service? IDNet have Lite, Pro and Pro Plus. You are using the Pro Plus pricing. I can't find BT Business pricing for native FTTP at the moment but on FTTC they do have at least two levels..

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