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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sun 13-Nov-16 16:21:05
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Re: Switch to IDNet completed


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To be fair even TalkTalk Business charge £50 connection fee.
Standard User Andrue
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sun 13-Nov-16 18:40:05
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Re: Switch to IDNet completed


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To be fair, I doubt this is going to bother me, but it is interesting to see none the less.

It would bother me. Especially since I'm getting the same speed 24/7 from Plusnet for £37pcm. I was all set to move to IDNet but then realised that their pricing wasn't as good as it seemed. Now you're saying that for nearly 50% extra cost I get to watch my speeds drop in the evening.

No way. It ain't worth it just to get mostly still unnecessary IPv6.

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Andrue Cope
Brackley, UK

Edited by Andrue (Sun 13-Nov-16 18:40:53)

Standard User Andrue
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sun 13-Nov-16 18:43:26
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Re: Off to new pastures with new IDNet offerings


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In reply to a post by andew:
40/20 is a product PlusNet make up themselves, afaik there isn't a 40/20 product available from openreach/wholesale. I believe their 40/20 product was the 80/20 product rate limited to 40.
Yup. Product stopped being sold over a year ago. They've recently introduced a 55/10 package that isn't for sale and have forced all the old 40/20 users on to it. Of course in true PN style they screwed up the migration for several people.

40/20 - the bad idea that just keeps giving :-/

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Andrue Cope
Brackley, UK

Edited by Andrue (Sun 13-Nov-16 18:44:00)


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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 17-Nov-16 18:57:28
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Re: Switch to IDNet completed


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They confirmed to me that the traffic priority option is at the BT level and doesn't apply to their own network.
The reply actually stated cabinet but I would assume this is the priority option that applies through to the BT backhaul network....
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 17-Nov-16 19:37:56
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Re: Switch to IDNet completed


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Good to know. Thanks for the update.
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 21-Nov-16 11:37:12
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Re: Switch to IDNet completed


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In reply to a post by mixt:
I was expecting to get booted off entirely, and forced over to IDNet (as happened when I migrated from AA -> Zen a couple of years ago now).

But by 8am this morning, it was still connected with Zen...

Finally got to the bottom of why this happened.

Zen kept quiet about a Fibre GEA Migration which completed against my line on 20/10/2016. I never got notified about this, but it is present on my Zen order history page, having now just checked. So after this date, I would have been on Zen's back-haul and, since I have also been advised IDNet use Zen's back-haul, this is why a disconnection never occurred.
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 21-Nov-16 12:37:50
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Re: Switch to IDNet completed


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Are you still getting evening/peak time slowdowns?
Standard User Chrysalis
(legend) Mon 21-Nov-16 15:24:09
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Re: Switch to IDNet completed


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interesting so zen resell their backhaul to idnet.

Sky Fibre Pro BQM - IPv4 BQM - IPv6
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 21-Nov-16 15:29:00
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Re: Switch to IDNet completed


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Yeah, very interesting, thats another possible alternative scored off my list for where to go next to get a better connection than I have now!
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 21-Nov-16 18:18:54
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Re: Switch to IDNet completed


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Yes. Hourly speed tests don't lie. See the link in my signature.
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