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Standard User andycol
(newbie) Fri 15-Jul-22 16:53:42
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Bonding


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I am moving house in the next few weeks and it seems i can only get around 35meg fttc at the new house.
I am looking for an isp that does line bonding so i can bond 2 lines together.
I looked at andrew and arnold but they seem to have a data cap.

anyone else know an isp that does this?
Standard User Pheasant
(knowledge is power) Fri 15-Jul-22 17:01:15
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Cerberus do bonded SOGEA

https://www.cerberusnetworks.co.uk/connectivity-broa...
Standard User pluralist
(fountain of knowledge) Fri 15-Jul-22 17:25:22
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A&A 5TB on Home::1 and 8TB on SOHO::1? Plus the bonding of two?

That's an awful lot of data per month, especially on a slowish line(s) by today's standards. Plus, if things are as they were when I was with them, half of any unused data is rolled over, cumulatively.

Connections: OnePlus 8 Pro on Three 4+ (LTE)/5G and at home Three Mobile, with (Three)ZTE MF286D router giving about 113/20Mbps.
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Standard User andycol
(newbie) Fri 15-Jul-22 17:41:36
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Interesting as on their website says 500gig a month
Standard User Pheasant
(knowledge is power) Fri 15-Jul-22 19:10:06
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A&A website says you can bond a choice of tariff types with varying allowance based on tariffs, i.e.

Home::1 and Soho::1 tariffs can be configured respectively as bonded services, all the way up to their Office::1 package that comes in standard format and includes dual bonded circuits with 10 TB allowance for £200+VAT pcm

If you want completely allowance-free service look elsewhere though
Standard User zaggie
(member) Fri 15-Jul-22 19:11:49
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On Home::1 5TB quota is £10 per month more than the 500GB price.
Standard User andycol
(newbie) Fri 15-Jul-22 19:34:17
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Are they also only isp that bond, I find that interesting
Standard User Pheasant
(knowledge is power) Fri 15-Jul-22 19:35:48
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In reply to a post by andycol:
Are they also only isp that bond, I find that interesting

There's plenty of others. I just know of and have used Cerberus (for FTTP and FoD mind rather than bonding copper circuits to be fair)
Standard User MattL
(learned) Fri 15-Jul-22 20:12:06
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I'd get in touch with AAISP.

Email their sales contact on the website and check but their caps are silly TB they have updated them recently. I only use less than 500GB on my Virgin Media connection which is a lot less than I thought I did!
Standard User pluralist
(fountain of knowledge) Fri 15-Jul-22 22:59:43
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In reply to a post by andycol:
Interesting as on their website says 500gig a month
https://www.aa.net.uk/broadband/home1/vdsl-prices/

Connections: OnePlus 8 Pro on Three 4+ (LTE)/5G and at home Three Mobile, with (Three)ZTE MF286D router giving about 113/20Mbps.
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