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date: Fri, 05 Sep 2008 05:21:06 +0100,
group: uk.telecom.broadband
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Re: Finding out when a BT exchange will be LLU'd
Slider wrote:
> Is it possible to find out if there are plans for a particular exchange to
> be upgraded to LLU? And if so, when the upgrade is due to take place?
> My parents (well mainly my dad) wants a laptop and wireless broadband.
> Usage will probably be approx 2 hours per day max. They are also
> contemplating getting Sky digital tv, so I recommended them getting the
> free 2mb broadband they offer with the Sky tv package. Problem is, their
> exchange is not LLU enabled so they can only get the £17 pm Sky Connect
> package. If their exchange is due to be upgraded soon I will recommend they
> hang fire and go for the Sky bundle. If not, I will have to look around for
> a cheap broadband package for them.
Don't Sky also offer broadband over a BT line ?
Beware of LLU - it's caused havoc to many.
Graham
date: Fri, 05 Sep 2008 05:21:06 +0100
author: Eeyore
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Re: Finding out when a BT exchange will be LLU'd
Eeyore wrote:
> Slider wrote:
>
>> Is it possible to find out if there are plans for a particular
>> exchange to be upgraded to LLU? And if so, when the upgrade is
>> due to take place?
>> My parents (well mainly my dad) wants a laptop and wireless
>> broadband. Usage will probably be approx 2 hours per day max.
>> They are also contemplating getting Sky digital tv, so I
>> recommended them getting the free 2mb broadband they offer with
>> the Sky tv package. Problem is, their exchange is not LLU enabled
>> so they can only get the £17 pm Sky Connect package. If their
>> exchange is due to be upgraded soon I will recommend they hang
>> fire and go for the Sky bundle. If not, I will have to look
>> around for a cheap broadband package for them.
>
> Don't Sky also offer broadband over a BT line ?
>
> Beware of LLU - it's caused havoc to many.
>
Yes they do but they are lower spec, download caps etc. SKYs LLU is
supposedly faster & has a 'unlimited' cap.
Don't be so twitchy about LLU services as nowadays once you get your MAC it
is just as easy to migrate. The ease of getting your MAC will depend
entirely on your service provider, not whether your service is LLU or not.
date: Fri, 5 Sep 2008 09:42:29 +0100
author: kraftee kraftee@b&e-cottee.me.uk
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Re: Finding out when a BT exchange will be LLU'd
kraftee wrote:
> Eeyore wrote:
> > Slider wrote:
> >
> >> Is it possible to find out if there are plans for a particular
> >> exchange to be upgraded to LLU? And if so, when the upgrade is
> >> due to take place?
> >> My parents (well mainly my dad) wants a laptop and wireless
> >> broadband. Usage will probably be approx 2 hours per day max.
> >> They are also contemplating getting Sky digital tv, so I
> >> recommended them getting the free 2mb broadband they offer with
> >> the Sky tv package. Problem is, their exchange is not LLU enabled
> >> so they can only get the £17 pm Sky Connect package. If their
> >> exchange is due to be upgraded soon I will recommend they hang
> >> fire and go for the Sky bundle. If not, I will have to look
> >> around for a cheap broadband package for them.
> >
> > Don't Sky also offer broadband over a BT line ?
> >
> > Beware of LLU - it's caused havoc to many.
>
> Yes they do but they are lower spec, download caps etc. SKYs LLU is
> supposedly faster & has a 'unlimited' cap.
>
> Don't be so twitchy about LLU services as nowadays once you get your MAC it
> is just as easy to migrate. The ease of getting your MAC will depend
> entirely on your service provider, not whether your service is LLU or not.
I was thinking of a certain LLU provider recently advertised here who gave my
neighbour 2 months of hell with intermittent service on both the phone and
broadband.
Graham
date: Fri, 05 Sep 2008 11:21:39 +0100
author: Eeyore
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Re: Finding out when a BT exchange will be LLU'd
Eeyore wrote:
> kraftee wrote:
>
>> Eeyore wrote:
>>> Slider wrote:
>>>
>>>> Is it possible to find out if there are plans for a particular
>>>> exchange to be upgraded to LLU? And if so, when the upgrade is
>>>> due to take place?
>>>> My parents (well mainly my dad) wants a laptop and wireless
>>>> broadband. Usage will probably be approx 2 hours per day max.
>>>> They are also contemplating getting Sky digital tv, so I
>>>> recommended them getting the free 2mb broadband they offer with
>>>> the Sky tv package. Problem is, their exchange is not LLU
>>>> enabled so they can only get the £17 pm Sky Connect package. If
>>>> their exchange is due to be upgraded soon I will recommend they
>>>> hang fire and go for the Sky bundle. If not, I will have to look
>>>> around for a cheap broadband package for them.
>>>
>>> Don't Sky also offer broadband over a BT line ?
>>>
>>> Beware of LLU - it's caused havoc to many.
>>
>> Yes they do but they are lower spec, download caps etc. SKYs LLU
>> is supposedly faster & has a 'unlimited' cap.
>>
>> Don't be so twitchy about LLU services as nowadays once you get
>> your MAC it is just as easy to migrate. The ease of getting your
>> MAC will depend entirely on your service provider, not whether
>> your service is LLU or not.
>
> I was thinking of a certain LLU provider recently advertised here
> who gave my neighbour 2 months of hell with intermittent service on
> both the phone and broadband.
>
> Graham
One bad experience can never be reprentative of the whole industry,
especially after the changes impossed by the regulatory body.
date: Fri, 5 Sep 2008 12:16:29 +0100
author: kraftee kraftee@b&e-cottee.me.uk
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Re: Finding out when a BT exchange will be LLU'd
"Eeyore" wrote in message
news:48C10833.1B8EBD6E@hotmail.com...
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> I was thinking of a certain LLU provider recently advertised here who gave
> my
> neighbour 2 months of hell with intermittent service on both the phone and
> broadband.
>
> Graham
>
>
That call all be just Talk Talk :-)
date: Sun, 7 Sep 2008 23:27:29 +0100
author: It's Me
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