Mines the email I signed up with, with "abb-" before it.
Password save as signed up as well.
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Password save as signed up as well.
It's your account password and your unique username they provide.
All good for me again today. Martin said there is only one known congested VLAN at the OR end, and that's the one mentioned a few posts ago by @zia.
Absolutely, @im4gine3. I also went from VM to Aquiss (same as Chris) and it was a revelation. My latency cut in half, it's way more stable, and bufferbloat is a thing of the past without needing to absolutely clobber the line with SQM. Customer service is a world apart.
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Cool, same here, 2 weeks till install for me. (Openreach).
It’s just nice finally having a lot of isp options since full fibre was installed in my street.
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Yeah i hope so.. My VM connection suffers from super high latecy and jitter.. which is unusual but i'm guessing my area is quite congested. Plus the cost of the line is silly compared to other ISP. It's just unfortunate that it was only recently OR came to my area.. i've been stuck with VM for so long. Would have liked CF so i can get multigig speeds, but this will suffice for now.
I miss my flat where i was one of the first to get HyperOptic that time... now in a house, i'm not getting high hopes i'll get the same/similar any time soon
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VM in my area used to be congested, about 10+ years back they seemed to have done something to solve it, now it’s very good, just the prices are not competitive.
I had the option to go to CF, but decided on Aquiss, decent 1/2 price offer for the first 6 months as well.
Nice having not to worry about getting rubbish isp supplied equipment to.
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I doubt I'll stay with them either, year two prices are just silly compared to the competition. Shame they don't give the discount until year three, and even then that's not written anywhere.
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Aquiss provide services over both OR and Cityfibre. You can get symmetric 2.5Gb over CF on Aquiss if you're in a Cityfibre area.
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I’m not, just openreach here.
Did CF mean something else? I must have misunderstood you, sorry.
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Oh sorry, yeah I meant community fibre, got mixed up as well from the other post that mentioned CF.
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haha, and here is me thankful we now have OpenReach to add competition to Virgin Media.
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Aquiss up and running today, Openreach arrived at 8am and installed the ONT box.
I had issue getting PPPoE to stick on my eero at first, in the end reset it, but I think the ont box just needed a reboot.
Not a big deal as I used same network credentials so all devices reconnected.
I had issue getting PPPoE to stick on my eero at first, in the end reset it, but I think the ont box just needed a reboot.
Not a big deal as I used same network credentials so all devices reconnected.
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Just a question, I gather with aquiss I get ipv6, anything I need to do my end?
For example on my iPad under WiFi network, I see I have ipv4 addresses and about 3 ipv6 addresses. What does it all mean, lol.
For example on my iPad under WiFi network, I see I have ipv4 addresses and about 3 ipv6 addresses. What does it all mean, lol.