This question was being posed to them a decade ago when I was a customer with them, and their position on IPv6 still remains one of mystery today. They will not disclose much (if anything) regarding their plans or any ETA. So I wouldn't get your hopes up.
I plan to move back to Zen next month though. The IPv6 issue can be easily solved with a tunnel but obviously native (what I have right now) is better. Unfortunately, it's becoming a bit unworkable being on a metered connection and Zen are the only other quality ISP I know of (and have been with previously) where the connection seems stable, reliable, fast and unmetered.
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Spud2003 (fountain of knowledge)
Sat 22-Mar-14 02:31:34
Zen have no plans to provide IPV6, although they say (and have been doing so for years) that they are testing it.
There is a thread on the Zen forum, and the latest official statement from Zen says " However, in short - there are no plans in the near-term to provide IPv6 support for customers on our Broadband services"
David
BT (poor) -> Zen (excellent) -> O2 (started well, went downhill -> IDNet (No complaints - but 100GB cap) -> Zen (unlimited)
Yes, I was aware of Aquiss but it would be pricey. £13/month line rental straight off. Then their unlimited FTTC 80/20 package (1 IP) comes in at £40/month. Grand total £53 a month.
Zen on the other hand is £45.44 a month for 80/20 FTTC inclusive of line rental, but no native IPv6.
(I'm not taking into account any call package details on the above as I don't use my landline for that).
I'd also be quite willing to be a guinea pig for any trials that they may be running. I'd had native v6 for a few years with my Entanet connection until I migrated to Zen in January.
I'm happy with the service, but would definitely be interested in getting native v6 back again. Having to make do with a he.net tunnel at the moment..