In reply to a post by professor973:

I never ever wanted to be involved with anything TT like many others, but when I was with Pulse8, if your exchange was un-bundled, that was what you were switched to.

How very strange ..........

In reply to a post by professor973:

I left Pulse8 7 months ago, for no other reason than to save £5, along with having control over my line profile (which in the end was never available) along with TTB LLU being available "soon".

you have been bemoaning the fact that the TTB LLU has not been forthcoming and that is the reason you wanted to leave UNO.

You miss the point he is talking through the the thread about TTB FTTC, which uno does not have. He is currently on uno TTB LLU ADSL2+.

(All that white space you have makes reading in Flat Mode very tedious by the way . A closing quote on these forums has an automatic blank line following it, so if you type without even a space after the closing ] you get a blank line between your quote and your typing. Oh, and the same before the opening [ of a quote. It can immediately follow your full stop.

Please.)

Edited by RobertoS (Sun 04-Sep-16 10:15:32)

NO - I stated I need FTTC again for 4K and to my knowledge Uno still could not supply me it, along with the fact that I had been very happy with Uno - Though not happy to be wrongly billed and then be told I am the one wrong. Get your facts right! - What's very strange about not wanting to be involved with TT? Many others feel the same. I had no choice about being switched to TTB LLU with Pulse8. That's what you get if your exchange is unbundled. Those that remember the problems I had with my line Via Pulse8 will know why I left. The TTB LLU ADSL2+ supplied bu Uno has been faultless as they route differently to Pulse8, which proves my problems never were between me and my exchange.

Edited by professor973 (Sun 04-Sep-16 13:02:49)

Well, Seems they are not adverse to answering sales e-mails, so stuff em

Well my line goes back to BTW via Aquiss tomorrow, with Broadband five days later all being well.
Many will remember the problem line I had with other suppliers, but Uno route TBB LLU differently to the Pulse8 service I had and it has been brilliant, which at least has proved there is no problem between me and my exchange.
40 days uptime at the moment and 1.8 target snr - Just like days of old - Hoping the future as good.
https://postimg.org/image/v17ym40b1/
https://postimg.org/image/akc8qxsaj/

Edited by professor973 (Tue 13-Sep-16 16:52:23)

A downstream sync of 15226 kbps is very good, probably more than adequate to stream 1080p video (I can stream 1080p 25fps YouTube videos 24/7 without any problems with uno/xilo TTB ADSL2+ on a downstream sync of ~12500kbps but I do have graphics hardware issues with 1080p 60fps.)

I hope all goes well with your new Aquiss VDSL connection and the playing of 4k video, please update when you get online.

Thanks - First step out of the way. Line switched back to BTW this morning, so Mi-Fi box for connecting until next week.

In reply to a post by professor973:

Well my line goes back to BTW via Aquiss tomorrow, with Broadband five days later all being well.
Many will remember the problem line I had with other suppliers, but Uno route TBB LLU differently to the Pulse8 service I had and it has been brilliant, which at least has proved there is no problem between me and my exchange.
40 days uptime at the moment and 1.8 target snr - Just like days of old - Hoping the future as good.
https://postimg.org/image/v17ym40b1/
https://postimg.org/image/akc8qxsaj/

Looked good.

I had a problem with BT and they put me onto a new gateway the day after I complained. It's back to running full speed now and no slowdowns in the evenings.

Runs 4K Like a dream!

Cont ... BB back painlessly overnight. Mi-Fi was OK for a week, but expensive if permanent.
Seems it's Enta once again. Were good when supplied by Freeola and at the moment faster than TTB LLU. Back around 16Mbps and 9ms ping like days of old.
https://postimg.org/image/qbbhqql6h/

Edited by professor973 (Tue 20-Sep-16 10:12:26)

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

Does prefixing the call with 1470 work?

Yes it does work, as a TT customer his number is shown and "withheld" no longer appears on my caller display. Interestingly he does not have to include an area code for local calls.