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Standard User tallseabird
(member) Mon 17-Dec-12 09:38:21
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Re: Plusnet to provide unlimited broadband


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I hope there will be a sensible option to keep an existing static IP address when moving/upgrading onto the new products.

This has been a big stumbling block for me for some time now!
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 17-Dec-12 10:32:54
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In reply to a post by adslmax:
Plusnet Unlimited for ADSL/ADSL2+/FTTC is a step forward ahead and sound very promise but what happen if there is 80% customers average of 150GB usage allowance per month while the rest of bad boys 20% did over 2TB a month - will Plusnet give out a warning letter to bad boys to cut down usage allowance or will be suspension ?

No warning letters, no suspension. We�re a *long* way off 80% of customers downloading ~150GB/mnth though. The average across our network is ~18GB. In a month you�d be able to manage a *lot* more than 2TB with 76Mbps throughput wink

Although I suspect you know the answer to this already seeing as you seem to have posted exactly the same thing here, here and here confused

Rgds,
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 17-Dec-12 10:38:14
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In reply to a post by adslmax:
Plusnet Unlimited for ADSL/ADSL2+/FTTC is a step forward ahead and sound very promise but what happen if there is 80% customers average of 150GB usage allowance per month while the rest of bad boys 20% did over 2TB a month - will Plusnet give out a warning letter to bad boys to cut down usage allowance or will be suspension ?

No warning letters, no suspension. We�re a *long* way off 80% of customers downloading ~150GB/mnth though. The average across our network is ~18GB. In a month you�d be able to manage a *lot* more than 2TB with 76Mbps throughput wink

Although I suspect you know the answer to this already seeing as you seem to have posted exactly the same thing here, here and here confused

In reply to a post by tallseabird:
I hope there will be a sensible option to keep an existing static IP address when moving/upgrading onto the new products.

I've answered this elsewhere but yes, you can keep your IP. On the off-chance it is lost (shouldn't be) then we'll happily reassign another.

Rgds,


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Standard User RobertoS
(sensei) Mon 17-Dec-12 11:26:40
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Bob!
You've Replied to yourself with an addition, instead of your intended Edit.

My broadband basic info/help site - www.robertos.me.uk | Domains,website and mail hosting - Tsohost.
Connection - Plusnet Extra Fibre (FTTC). Sync ~ 54.0/14.9Mbps @ 600m. - BQM

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Standard User tallseabird
(member) Mon 17-Dec-12 13:33:22
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Re: Plusnet to provide unlimited broadband


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In reply to a post by tallseabird:
I hope there will be a sensible option to keep an existing static IP address when moving/upgrading onto the new products.

I've answered this elsewhere but yes, you can keep your IP. On the off-chance it is lost (shouldn't be) then we'll happily reassign another.

Rgds,


You may have answered it elsewhere but a link to what you said would be useful. Saying "we'll happily reassign another" doesn't exactly inspire confidence. I wouldn't say I can't accept a new fixed IP but I certainly don't want to.
Standard User Apprentice
(knowledge is power) Mon 17-Dec-12 15:55:17
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I take it that that's a yes then tongue

Alastair

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Standard User broadbandjockey
(member) Mon 17-Dec-12 15:58:23
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Re: Plusnet to provide unlimited broadband


[re: tallseabird] [link to this post]
 
In reply to a post by tallseabird:
In reply to a post by tallseabird:
I hope there will be a sensible option to keep an existing static IP address when moving/upgrading onto the new products.

I've answered this elsewhere but yes, you can keep your IP. On the off-chance it is lost (shouldn't be) then we'll happily reassign another.

Rgds,



Bob, what's the charge for migrating from another FTTC supplier ?

I'm interested in the 19.99/m unlimited FTTC package, (without Plusnet phone service) does that include static IP as standard ?
Standard User RobertoS
(sensei) Mon 17-Dec-12 16:20:02
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Static IP is a one-off payment of £5.

My broadband basic info/help site - www.robertos.me.uk | Domains,website and mail hosting - Tsohost.
Connection - Plusnet Extra Fibre (FTTC). Sync ~ 54.0/14.9Mbps @ 600m. - BQM

"Where talent is a dwarf, self-esteem is a giant." - Jean-Antoine Petit-Senn.
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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 17-Dec-12 16:41:10
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In reply to a post by RobertoS:
Bob!
You've Replied to yourself with an addition, instead of your intended Edit.

Doh! blush

In reply to a post by tallseabird:
In reply to a post by bpullen:
In reply to a post by tallseabird:
I hope there will be a sensible option to keep an existing static IP address when moving/upgrading onto the new products.

I've answered this elsewhere but yes, you can keep your IP. On the off-chance it is lost (shouldn't be) then we'll happily reassign another.

Rgds,


You may have answered it elsewhere but a link to what you said would be useful. Saying "we'll happily reassign another" doesn't exactly inspire confidence. I wouldn't say I can't accept a new fixed IP but I certainly don't want to.

I said the same thing elsewhere tongue
It depends on your current account type, feel free to PM me your details.

In reply to a post by broadbandjockey:
Bob, what's the charge for migrating from another FTTC supplier ?

I'm interested in the 19.99/m unlimited FTTC package, (without Plusnet phone service) does that include static IP as standard ?

It depends on whether or not you move your phone service to us. If you do it's free. If you don't the set-up fee is £50. I'd check your current contractual terms though as most fibre providers have 12 or 18 month contracts.

Static IP is a £5 one-off charge.

Rgds,
Standard User Chrysalis
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Mon 17-Dec-12 16:44:40
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looking at their blog entries they have been adding capacity all through this year which seems high for natural growth the amount they added, so my guess is they have added in advance.

BT Infinity 2 Since Dec 2012 - Estimate 65.9/20 - Sync 80/20
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