I prefer "possibly mistaken". Maybe even "possibly misinformed by his underlying supplier".

Thinking a little while typing that, it could be a problem in BTW or Openreach fibre rented by TT for their own network. So both true and false. I.e. nothing to do with BT Wholesale cloud, but quite possibly a BT Group issue.

Edited by RobertoS (Wed 15-Jul-15 22:18:29)

OK, so its still possible that the pulse8 fibre connection could be going to the exchange and then leaving the exchange via BTw and then meeting TT's network later on... maybe in London... like Plusnet's... and not leaving the exchnage via TalkTalks network.

No. Most definitely not.

Edited by RobertoS (Wed 15-Jul-15 22:19:34)

Well I believe it is...

You cant say an IP address can't be tagged as TalkTalk's if running via BT Wholesale... or else Zen, Plusnet, EE... ECT... would not be able too.

Nah. Adam is bluffing and telling the affected what they want to hear.

There is no major core BT fault in Suffolk and even if there was, it wouldn't affect punters on TalkTalk referral providers. There is no major core fault in Suffolk on TalkTalk either.

Have Pulse8 paid the bill?

In reply to a post by partial:

Have Pulse8 paid the bill?

I was going to post that

TT Business is by definition LLU. LLU by definition does not use WBC/WBMC. That does not preclude it using BT Group dark fibre.

Edited by RobertoS (Wed 15-Jul-15 22:24:39)

Ummm. Zips lips and thinks.

Im on Pulse 8 and still online

http://btbusiness.custhelp.com/app/service_status/

Lots of "loss of broadband" being reported around 2:05. Not sure if the problem OP is facing happened AM or PM

Edited by bobble_bob (Wed 15-Jul-15 22:27:48)

Then why would a BT fault affect it!

What if TTB LLU is not available... In know that Pulse8 can still provide a service then so they must have options to provision via BT Wholesale...

Who knows, maybe a mistake with the provision lead professor to be provisioned via BT instead of TTB...