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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 05-Oct-06 03:40:45
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best for p2p?


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I am moving house in december and whilst happy with most aspects of plusnet i am not happy about the p2p throttling and I am leaving, who would you reccomend that has good p2p speeds and low pings for gaming?

thx in advance
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 05-Oct-06 09:54:58
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Re: best for p2p?


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Maybe you`d be better off posting in the Which ISP section? Its mostly plusnet customers and plusnet haters in here!
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 05-Oct-06 11:10:52
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Re: best for p2p?


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You can't help yourself can you? That was irrelevant, untrue and gratuitously provocative. It's people like you who cause most of the trouble in here.

Simon


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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 05-Oct-06 12:07:48
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Re: best for p2p?


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I thought it was a fair point actually
Standard User ceminem
(member) Thu 05-Oct-06 12:43:40
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Re: best for p2p?


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Some people just want to appear to be a know it all peacemaker, scour the boards 24/7 pretending to police it. Its a message board chill out.
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 05-Oct-06 13:33:19
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Re: best for p2p?


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In reply to:

I am moving house in december and whilst happy with most aspects of plusnet i am not happy about the p2p throttling and I am leaving, who would you reccomend that has good p2p speeds and low pings for gaming?

thx in advance

Andy G




I moved from PN to AOL because of the throttling.

Since moving I have been downloading P2P 24 hours a day, at what I feel is great speeds.
Not into gaming, so can't comment on that.

I'm very happy, no throtting, no download lmits. (Just hope it keeps up).


Standard User StAnLeH
(committed) Thu 05-Oct-06 15:51:48
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Re: best for p2p?


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I do not see what Footys has said that is untrue,TBH that is how i see this forum(apart from the odd few)

ZeN
Standard User darkangel
(regular) Thu 05-Oct-06 20:02:54
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Re: best for p2p?


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I moved over to UKFSN and have had no problems with p2p since......

Darren
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Fri 06-Oct-06 00:18:31
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Re: best for p2p?


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If your looking for a new ISP, then the best place to post is the "which ISP" forum. How can you argue with that?
Standard User jelv
(committed) Fri 06-Oct-06 00:27:42
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Re: best for p2p?


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If you are using unencrypted P2P it's probably worth hanging on to see what speeds are like once all the encrypted P2P is correctly prioriitsed (assuming the changes over the next few days actually work).

jelv
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