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About LinkBacksFibre is already available in my area. According to BT Infinity, I should get around 30Mbs.
I did have BT Infinity at my old house where I was estimated to get 30Mbs, but the engineer did a test and said I could get the whole 40Mbs.
Fibre is already available in my area. According to BT Infinity, I should get around 30Mbs.
I did have BT Infinity at my old house where I was estimated to get 30Mbs, but the engineer did a test and said I could get the whole 40Mbs.
plusnet already do fttc unbundling from £16.49/month...
Whats their traffic management like? It all seems pretty reasonable and would overall not be a great increase in overall cost for us so im considering itOriginally Posted by scaryjim
Time to move from O2!
Almost forgot to mention that all FTTC contracts have a minimum length of 12 months(Plusnet + BT are 18months) and they are not transferable between premises; if you move home, even after your contract ends, you have to pay the activation fee and take up a new 12 month contract; the service cannot be transferred between premises, it has to be cancelled and then ordered again.
Something I found out before ordering my FTTC service. Not happy about it but I am not going to say no to a 10x improvement in broadband speed.
Oh, FTTC... let me know when it's FTTP, then I'll be interested.
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