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BT Fibre speed increase
« on: 15 April 2016, 18:06:21 »

Just seen if you order infinity 1, the speeds are now 52 meg down not 38.

Also available if you recontract.

Wonder if they will do the same with inifinity 2 at some point soon?  Hope so, but would have thought they would have done them both together.

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Re: BT Fibre speed increase
« Reply #1 on: 15 April 2016, 20:13:09 »

Just got a free upgrade on the Virgin connection to 200 downstream.  Still got a pathetic 10 up though which limits my VPN throughput.

Besides, I probably wont be with them for much longer.   At least for the next 12 months anyhoo ::)
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Re: BT Fibre speed increase
« Reply #2 on: 15 April 2016, 20:24:37 »

Did either of you two chaps get an email from a certain company?
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Re: BT Fibre speed increase
« Reply #3 on: 15 April 2016, 21:06:21 »

Not as of yet....have they gone out?

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Re: BT Fibre speed increase
« Reply #4 on: 15 April 2016, 21:11:49 »

Did either of you two chaps get an email from a certain company?

Yup.  I just have to go through the motions now. :y
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Re: BT Fibre speed increase
« Reply #5 on: 16 April 2016, 09:20:14 »

Not as of yet....have they gone out?

Appear to be. Some have them, some not.  :-\

Did either of you two chaps get an email from a certain company?

Yup.  I just have to go through the motions now. :y

Good stuff.  :)
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Re: BT Fibre speed increase
« Reply #6 on: 16 April 2016, 19:47:26 »

Just seen if you order infinity 1, the speeds are now 52 meg down not 38.

Also available if you recontract.

Wonder if they will do the same with inifinity 2 at some point soon?  Hope so, but would have thought they would have done them both together.
I think the "up to" 300Mb FTTC service will start to be rolled out soon....

I've heard some of Brakkers is getting FTTP, but suspect that will be the new ones  :'(
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Re: BT Fibre speed increase
« Reply #7 on: 16 April 2016, 21:59:56 »

There was an item on news this morning saying companies are "misleading"public as far as broadband speeds are concerned,but apparently they can advertise a speed as long as 1 in 10 customers can achieve this.I'm not clued up enough on computer stuff to say whether this is correct or not.I've absolutely no idea what I get or how to find out.Computer does what I want of it so I'm happy.
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Re: BT Fibre speed increase
« Reply #8 on: 16 April 2016, 22:06:26 »

Just type 'broadband speed test' into Google and you can take your pick of dozens of free speed checks, they only take a couple of minutes there you have it.

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Re: BT Fibre speed increase
« Reply #9 on: 16 April 2016, 23:42:40 »

Not as of yet....have they gone out?

Appear to be. Some have them, some not.  :-\

Did either of you two chaps get an email from a certain company?

Yup.  I just have to go through the motions now. :y

Good stuff.  :)

Yes, thank you very much for that :y
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Re: BT Fibre speed increase
« Reply #10 on: 17 April 2016, 08:16:22 »

Just seen if you order infinity 1, the speeds are now 52 meg down not 38.

Also available if you recontract.

Wonder if they will do the same with inifinity 2 at some point soon?  Hope so, but would have thought they would have done them both together.
I think the "up to" 300Mb FTTC service will start to be rolled out soon....

I've heard some of Brakkers is getting FTTP, but suspect that will be the new ones  :'(

If I lived 50 meters away from where I do, could have fttp.

By us, if you have a pole, you can have it, if underground you cant, as far as I can tell.

Not sure how much I'd pay for it mind.....

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Re: BT Fibre speed increase
« Reply #11 on: 18 April 2016, 07:47:50 »

Not sure how much I'd pay for it mind.....
But you'd save nearly £20 on a phone line (unless you particularly needed a non-IP based landline).  Based on that, up to £50 I'd be quids in, and I'd debate further costs based on real upload speeds (my Achilles heal)
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