Tiscali?

No idea yet! Have looked at AAISP, not sure whether I could keep under the 8GB mon-fri 9-6 limit, though I am at work between those hours 4 of those days, my gf is sometimes home and likes to hammer iplayer and that. Fast are another candidate, though they charge monthly for even a single IP address which puts me right off them! Aside from them, no idea really!
Is it really true that once lines are on WBC I'll get 832k up? Why only 832k, do you not sync using ADSL2+ once switched to WBC?
My exchange doesn't have an RFS date for WBC though unfortunately Stuck with regular BTw for now, no chance of LLU either.

I just wish IDNet never fixed the bandwidth monitoring really!

And Tiscali....never ever ever ever! BT retail would wind me up as they slow NNTP right down at peak times. o2 Access I've though about just on price alone, but they're rubbish recently it seems, and no one knows whether or not they'll start packet shaping later down the line, while tied in for 12 months!

Edited by LadFromWales85 (Sun 05-Apr-09 03:17:39)

In reply to a post by LadFromWales85:

Is it really true that once lines are on WBC I'll get 832k up? Why only 832k, do you not sync using ADSL2+ once switched to WBC?
My exchange doesn't have an RFS date for WBC though unfortunately Stuck with regular BTw for now, no chance of LLU either.

Once on WBC even on ADSL1 the product spec has no upload speed limits - it syncs as fast as your line can go (providing the ISP doesn't throttle your speeds).

If your on WBC and have the ADSL2+ product then you may see 1.2+Mbit upload speeds.

My line has been moved to WBC but they haven't yet provisioned any ADSL2+ products so I'm still on ADSL1 but getting sync speeds over 800kbit up.

I posted in the BT forum a couple of speedtest results showing upload speeds over 700kbit.

I won't be able to get those speeds though I'll only get 448k up on most ISP for the foreseeable future...So jealous!
832k upstream is handy for hosting games on XBLive, as friends with regular 448k hit the bandwidth ceiling when the server fills up and causes lag etc.
I'd go for o2 if they'd offer IPStream premium for a bit more cash!

join surfwise 75Gb then !!!

am doing