It's not that simple. EEs network performance is not a reflection on how BT broadband will perform.

It is down to EE to ensure enough bandwidth is purchased etc.

Was not quite as bad on Friday evening, just as expected with folks out on the town. Real bad this evening, again just as expected with folks at home ready for work tomorrow.
http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/share/a7704ef579e...

Edited by professor973 (Sun 10-Apr-16 21:28:51)

Are you able to switch ISPs?

Only when we switch property. We are down in Suffolk at the moment so are on Uno, but still watching our EE line in Scotland. Will have to give them a kick next month when back up again, though they really are a waste of space. 'What lights are lit on the brightbox' is all they know - God help you if using something else as beyond them.
Difference in our two services. the red on the Uno BQM was me changing routers - picked up a Draytek Vigor 2820N for £2 at a boot sale today.
http://postimg.org/image/3sjsvudyz/

Edited by professor973 (Sun 10-Apr-16 22:47:13)

Getting beyond the joke now at peak time - Some serious butt-kicking needed when back up north in a few weeks.
http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/share/0dd03283e1b...

Edited by professor973 (Tue 19-Apr-16 20:32:33)