Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
 

If you were seriously going to do that, you'd have just kept your VM connection had "bonded" it with your FTTC to get 200/32 and better redundancy.

But whatever floats your boat.

Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
 

Virgin Media phoned me about the reason of disconnected and offering me 120/12 for just £22.50 with discount loyalty (£15) for 24 months if agree to renewal 12 months contract without a virgin phone. And they promise me I will get 152/12 without increasing price and don't need to renewal contract again. I told them I have a think about it.

What you all think guys? This offer sound a bargain now and they say this offer is the only available for me as a special customer and they doesn't want me to join Plusnet FTTC as they kept telling me about £19.99 a month with up to 76Meg and up to 19Meg plus phone line £15.99 work out more expensive than Virgin Media.

Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
 

Personally, I think you're full of it.

Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
 

His install date for FTTC is supposedly tomorrow, we'll see.

Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
 

Yes, that's right my FTTC installation is tomorrow AM slot 8am to 1pm. I just ignore virgin media kept calling me as I ain't waste my time fall for this offer as I don't trust virgin relation team. My virgin disconnected still as plan this Sunday 16th Feb.

Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
 

just disconnect and be done with it and enjoy your new connection!

Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
 

I will post back tomorrow with my new FTTC speed test. Can't wait :)

Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
 

... And if you post here from anything other than a BT IP, I'll be sure to mention it.

Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
 

BT Openreach Engineer been here half an hour ago and change new master socket and faceplate (MK2) and using his tool kit reading line sync pass 79999K/20000K and plugged BTO Modem with my Netgear DGND3700v2 wireless router and got this speed result below:

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2014/03/59.png

BTWholesale test is not working at present, so I cannot see exchange IP Profile yet.

All looking good so far :)

Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
 

Are you going to set up a thinkbroadband graph and post it in here? Loooks good so far. I have had my FTTC 10 days now. I will be posting Speed test and TBB BQM later on.

Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
 

Already set it up TBB BQM and here is TBB speedtest:
http://www.thinkbroadband.com/speedt...57409039857224

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/s...3f0e25ef5.html

Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
 

So why are you posting from a PlusNet ADSL IP address?

Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
 

:LOL:

I cannot wait to hear the excuse.

Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
 

How would there be a difference between ADSL and VDSL IP addresses?

Re: (Advice) Thinking of leaving Virgin Media 120mb for BT Infinity up to 76mb
 

They use the same netblocks for VDSL as they do for ADSL you utter clown. But lets not let that get in the way of belittling your own users, eh?