My local cab is now live and my predicted speeds are 73mb down / 20mb up.
Line is on Openreach network and our calls are with BT (Anytime + Line Rental saver to September this year).
I'm currently with VFast (wireless ISP) paying £36.99 for 24mb down / 10mb up. This is a guide of what I would be prepared to pay for FTTC.
Household usage is around 100GB a month (very rarely 150GB+) with a mix of online gaming (PC, Xbox Live) and tv/video streaming, working from home plus the usual web surfing. Up to 6 users online at one time.
Have briefly looked at:
BT Infinity
ADSL24
PlusNet
Zen
I have Sky TV but I am going to rule out going with Sky for the following reasons:
1) Don't want to move our landline over to Sky's network (as far as I am aware this is compulsory for new broadband & phone customers).
2) Had Sky Free talk + Unlimited DSL on a second phone line up to ~12months ago - line developed a fault (both voice and DSL dropped) which was not fixed inside of 3 months. Openreach attended 3 times and could not locate a fault. Sky then basically gave up in trying to get the fault fixed (kept telling me that I would have to pay Openreach's charges for further engineer visits).
Any other suggestions are welcomed.
Line is on Openreach network and our calls are with BT (Anytime + Line Rental saver to September this year).
I'm currently with VFast (wireless ISP) paying £36.99 for 24mb down / 10mb up. This is a guide of what I would be prepared to pay for FTTC.
Household usage is around 100GB a month (very rarely 150GB+) with a mix of online gaming (PC, Xbox Live) and tv/video streaming, working from home plus the usual web surfing. Up to 6 users online at one time.
Have briefly looked at:
BT Infinity
ADSL24
PlusNet
Zen
I have Sky TV but I am going to rule out going with Sky for the following reasons:
1) Don't want to move our landline over to Sky's network (as far as I am aware this is compulsory for new broadband & phone customers).
2) Had Sky Free talk + Unlimited DSL on a second phone line up to ~12months ago - line developed a fault (both voice and DSL dropped) which was not fixed inside of 3 months. Openreach attended 3 times and could not locate a fault. Sky then basically gave up in trying to get the fault fixed (kept telling me that I would have to pay Openreach's charges for further engineer visits).
Any other suggestions are welcomed.