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Anonymous
(Unregistered)Mon 22-Jun-09 13:57:16
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Is Tiscali ADSL2+


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Hi and thanks for having a look at this....

I have just had an offer accepted for a house and am getting close to completion. I was just checking the BT wholesale site to see what my local exchange can do for me in terms of Broadband. I got the message below.

"BT Wholesale
THE BROADBAND AVAILABILITY CHECKER

For Postcode RG1 ***

Your exchange is ADSL enabled, and our initial check on your postcode indicates that your line should be able to have an ADSL broadband service that provides a fixed line rate up to 2Mbps.

Our check also indicates that your line currently supports a potential ADSL Max broadband line rate of 6Mbps or greater.

Our check also indicates that your line currently supports a potential ADSL2+ broadband line rate of 8Mbps or greater.

The actual stable line rate supportable will be determined during the first 10 days of use. This rate may change over time, to ensure line stability is maintained.

If you decide to place an order, a further test will be performed to confirm if your line is suitable for the service you wish to purchase.

Thank you for your interest."

It looks like ADSL2+ is my fastest option. I as yet do not have a phone line either so I am looking for an 'all in one' type solution. If TV is available in the package then all the better but it is not a deal breaker. I like the look of Tiscali but is it ADSL2+ and is it a good choice, if not who else could I consider? I have heard that there is a policy of selling information about p2p by the biggest ISP's is it one? I would not trust any company that did this.

Thanks for the help

Nick
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(deleted) Mon 22-Jun-09 15:01:24
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Re: Is Tiscali ADSL2+


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Tiscali do not do ADSL2+

But some of their other companies do. Particuarly Nildram.
Anonymous
(Unregistered)Mon 22-Jun-09 15:22:17
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Re: Is Tiscali ADSL2+


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Who else does ADSL2+ who is any good? I need to have a phone line as well.


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(deleted) Mon 22-Jun-09 16:15:00
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Re: Is Tiscali ADSL2+


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Just a quick note from my own experiences with Tiscali - AVOID.

I think overall ratings on the thinkbroadband comparison chart will back me up on that one.
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(regular) Mon 22-Jun-09 18:38:08
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Re: Is Tiscali ADSL2+


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Tiscali TV (Tiscali ADSL2+) is available on all the Reading Exchanges.

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Standard User 4thenet
(regular) Mon 22-Jun-09 18:41:26
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Re: Is Tiscali ADSL2+


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We do ADSL 2+ with C&W and it is available in your area. PM or email ([email protected]) for more info on ADSL plus calls and line rental.

Regards

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Anonymous
(Unregistered)Mon 22-Jun-09 18:51:14
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hey try o2/be.

I personally live in the RG2 area and o2 are brilliant in my area although i only get around 6mb its a good, stable and reliable
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(staff) Thu 02-Jul-09 07:08:08
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Re: Is Tiscali ADSL2+


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No one has informed you, so lets try

The ADSL2+ in that checker message refers to WBC products from BT Wholesale only, and as such any provider using BT Wholesale and the WBC products can offer you ADSL2+.

There are a probably a number of LLU operators in the area that can offer similar speeds, and possibly with better deals.

As for selling information, I think someone is spreading mis-information elsewhere. If an ISP were selling private information about what you do with your connection you would be in trouble. ISP's currently will respond to court orders for information requests of course.

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