Well we dont know if adsl24 were making a profit towards the end, maybe they werent and the reason they sold to coms? Who knows

It went to So Purple first.

The line from the exchange to you is BT Openreach.

I think we are all well aware of that.

Edited by deleted (Wed 26-Mar-14 20:31:59)

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No way am I going back to having anything to do with BT!

Edited by RobertoS (Wed 26-Mar-14 20:35:16)

True, they didnt seem to last long though

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No way am I going back to having anything to do with BT!

You know very well what I meant Roberto, no need to be pedantic.

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Well we dont know if adsl24 were making a profit towards the end, maybe they werent and the reason they sold to coms? Who knows

I was having the same thoughts myself Bob.
Maybe James picked the right time to sell up. I'll give it a while longer here though as I do very little p2p (throttled to 50 kb/s if I do).
My download speed is a bit up from ADSL24 but can't understand why my upload speed has dropped down to 750-799 kb/s from 1.1-1.2 mb/s when we were promised faster upload speed.

Probably snr be reset to 12db. snr effects upload aswell as download and they're a seperate value

The ironic thing is I was at one point uploading faster than downloading. :|

Yes, but I was being a little opaque .

What I was really getting at was your remark about if FTTC gets to your area. Just like your existing LLU service, that is Openreach all the way back to the exchange. More so than LLU in fact, as the CP cannot directly control the line itself at all. They can specify a few stability parameters, that's about it.

So Sky or TT FTTC would be clear of BT Wholesale and BT Retail. Sky FTTC is highly regarded from what I see here.

On ADSL2+ even BT Wholesale services are far better than they were at the time James took ADSL24 away from Enta services. Particularly the IP Pofiling is virtually no problem at all.