In reply to a post by vivaciti:

We can still do peak/offpeak if required.details are at http://www.vivaciti.net/broadband_home option on right is peak/offpeak

Cheers, As you are also in the list I will have a look

Edit. You do the old Plusnet style of 8am-midnight and then off peak overnight. I prefer the others that do 7pm-7am off peak as most of my usage would be during these times.

Thanks anyway

Edited by deleted (Thu 26-Jan-17 17:32:06)

What peak data was you looking for?

Hey 23Prince

The freeola is pretty good on ADSL2+ with line rental very cheap! And it only one month contract. But, I don't know how much for new line as I rather to keep my master socket with fibre 80/20 with plusnet until the contract is end or I can leave PN by September with price increase and can migrated over to freeola superfast broadband with line.

http://freeola.com/line-rental/

I do hope the network is much better now at Enta?

See Our price list
£54 to get a new line, £11.99 to transfer if WLR a bit more if the line is MPF. No calls except emergency and free phone.

Rob

Thanks sound a good price! I might be thinking of having ADSL2+ as a backup with new line with no contract as I do have ADSL2+ router in the cupboard. Will let u know as soon as possible.

In reply to a post by vivaciti:

What peak data was you looking for?

To be fair I realised that it does not matter I can use the FTTC in the day, it's just a switch on the network for this building

Hi Max,

Well, I think first I need to try and get a downgrade from FTTC to ADSL and then go for it. Yes it is a good deal. the 30 day contract will also help. £15.95 for unlimited ADSL is brill and the 1 month free is also fantastic

Edited by deleted (Thu 26-Jan-17 19:31:53)

Possibly depending who your FTTC supplier is, a downgrade to ADSL2+ is likely to land you with a long contract. Though Plusnet do seem to have a more expensive monthly option.

If I go this route I would just let BT expire and then get re connected that way. Which I assume can happen.

Probably involving connection charges with the small ISPs so make sure you check.