As you surely know most stuff on VM is busted so they probably just got lucky...

In reply to a post by pcoventry76:

It's 1:1 and it's Spitfire.

http://www.spitfire.co.uk/SDSL.shtml?headerbar=0

Back in the Dialup Days I used to rent a port for £99 a month which gave me 1:1 56k 24/7 connection,. I'd imagine as this runs off an ADSL line £99 a month is more than enough to give someone 2MB 1:1?

the price seems too low for 1:1 but I guess the market has changed.

AAISP charge £105 per month for uncontended 2mbps fibre (plus costs of fibre itself) and £255 per month for uncontended 10mbps, so the price seems reasonable.

A 1000mbps dedicated circuit is £13940 p/m putting the cost of 1mbps at about £13.94 or less for a medium to large scale ISP.

In reply to a post by qasdfdsaq:

AAISP charge £105 per month for uncontended 2mbps fibre (plus costs of fibre itself) and £255 per month for uncontended 10mbps, so the price seems reasonable.

A 1000mbps dedicated circuit is £13940 p/m putting the cost of 1mbps at about £13.94 or less for a medium to large scale ISP.

heavily location dependent tho.

try getting gigabit 1:1 to your house for 14k a month.

Tiscali no longer exists

BT WBC costs more per Mbps of backhaul than any of the LLU networks (£60 to 70 per Mbps to get it from exchange to a handover node - figures are indicative have not checked them)

If anything mentions Tiscali then they mean Opal as in the wholesale arm of the talktalk group