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Hello, everyone who owns EE fibre optic broadband and lives in London can you please post your speedtest.net results and package you are on?

I 'm thinking on changing to this network so it would be good that you write is it stable and always online as well Thanks

In reply to a post by cikoleko:

post your speedtest.net results

Pointless! Everyone is different. & what is particular about London?

In reply to a post by cikoleko:

Hello, everyone who owns EE fibre optic broadband and lives in London can you please post your speedtest.net results and package you are on?

I 'm thinking on changing to this network so it would be good that you write is it stable and always online as well Thanks

My EE Orange ADSL2+ unlimited broadband is rock solid with no dropouts on my connection. Can�t see why the Fibre Optics broadband should not be the same, it's all provided by BT for EE and your phone landline. I wish it was not so expensive being three times the price of ADSL2+.

If you have Orange mobile phone contract you get £5 discount reduction off the price of your broadband�

Making ADSL2+ unlimited broadband only £5 per month.
+ Phone landline rental £14 + £5 = £19 per month.

And Fibre Optics broadband UP TO 38Mb/sec speed with 40GB usage allowance £15 per month.
+ Phone landline rental £14 + £15 = £29 per month.

https://broadband.ee.co.uk/home.do

Come on BT lower the price and you will get more customers.

Edited by deleted (Mon 31-Dec-12 15:33:40)

I live in London so if there anyone who lives in my area they suppose to have similar speeds isn't it? So no speedtest.net results of fibre optic?.. Also I wanted to ask is there any kind of traffic management for example when downloading torrents? Because when I had BT they used to slow my speeds for p2p programs to 20kb/s which is just stupid...

In reply to a post by cikoleko:

I live in London so if there anyone who lives in my area they suppose to have similar speeds isn't it? So no speedtest.net results of fibre optic?.. Also I wanted to ask is there any kind of traffic management for example when downloading torrents? Because when I had BT they used to slow my speeds for p2p programs to 20kb/s which is just stupid...

BitTorrents use on EE Orange network, this thread should explain all.

In reply to a post by cikoleko:

I live in London so if there anyone who lives in my area they suppose to have similar speeds isn't it?

Not unless they are all your neighbours. If they live 2 miles away but on same exchange they will have vastly diff speeds. Basically you will get similar speeds from Orange as from any other fibre provider. Thus others' speedtest results are irrelevant to you unless they live in your backyard.

Orange does slow P2P during peak: see http://help.orange.co.uk/orangeuk/com.instranet.Inst...