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JordanTheToaster 22-04-2016 22:59

Re: Virgin Media Homeworks 300Mb
 
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Originally Posted by 23prince (Post 35833807)
Did they say why your account was in a disconnect state? that's more important than any of it. Was it a billing issue or something they cocked up?

Unpaid bill, this whole situation was a giant fluster cluck but it's over now thank christ.

Ignitionnet 22-04-2016 23:19

Re: Virgin Media Homeworks 300Mb
 
I'll make a mental note to keep my FTTC running even if/when I have a VM connection running.

I was planning to anyway for a few reasons.

JordanTheToaster 22-04-2016 23:51

Re: Virgin Media Homeworks 300Mb
 
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35833813)
I'll make a mental note to keep my FTTC running even if/when I have a VM connection running.

I was planning to anyway for a few reasons.

Probably a good idea.

23prince 24-04-2016 14:56

Re: Virgin Media Homeworks 300Mb
 
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35833813)
I'll make a mental note to keep my FTTC running even if/when I have a VM connection running.

I was planning to anyway for a few reasons.

I have a friend that does. They don't like it when tech goes down.

Hugh 24-04-2016 15:18

Re: Virgin Media Homeworks 300Mb
 
When I worked from home a lot, I always had two suppliers - my VM home service, and the company paid for a BT Broadband line.

Ignitionnet 24-04-2016 18:01

Re: Virgin Media Homeworks 300Mb
 
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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35834069)
When I worked from home a lot, I always had two suppliers - my VM home service, and the company paid for a BT Broadband line.

Only reason I don't right now is that it wouldn't supply much resiliency. Same cabinets, same cable bundles, etc.

Did explore alternative options but ran into issues due to lack of road adoption, and that a company I spoke to became so fed up with issues with an Openreach product they stopped offering it.

Still have a router to bond lines, and I have a work supplied SD-WAN unit.

23prince 24-04-2016 19:14

Re: Virgin Media Homeworks 300Mb
 
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35834106)
Only reason I don't right now is that it wouldn't supply much resiliency. Same cabinets, same cable bundles, etc.

Did explore alternative options but ran into issues due to lack of road adoption, and that a company I spoke to became so fed up with issues with an Openreach product they stopped offering it.

Still have a router to bond lines, and I have a work supplied SD-WAN unit.

I once had ADSL and FTTC as I couldn't get cable and my thinking was that if someone took both my cabs out it would be a bummer as they are about 50M apart.

I had cable in last week but it's dire in the evenings so I have called up to cancel. I might well do that again with ADSL and FTTC. I also have a load balancer thing which is meant to go in a rack but i've never used it.

Hugh 24-04-2016 19:14

Re: Virgin Media Homeworks 300Mb
 
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35834106)
Only reason I don't right now is that it wouldn't supply much resiliency. Same cabinets, same cable bundles, etc.

Did explore alternative options but ran into issues due to lack of road adoption, and that a company I spoke to became so fed up with issues with an Openreach product they stopped offering it.

Still have a router to bond lines, and I have a work supplied SD-WAN unit.

Yes, as you only have ADSL from both at the moment - I had VM Cable and BT ADSL...

Ignitionnet 24-04-2016 20:36

Re: Virgin Media Homeworks 300Mb
 
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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35834121)
Yes, as you only have ADSL from both at the moment - I had VM Cable and BT ADSL...

I've VDSL. ADSL here is excruciatingly slow.

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Hugh 24-04-2016 20:51

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Ouch!!!

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Ignitionnet 24-04-2016 20:55

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Was great fun trying to work from home on that, believe you me.

Once VM arrives here, if VM arrives here, I'll be set. Still a bit of uncertainty!

pip08456 24-04-2016 21:17

Re: Virgin Media Homeworks 300Mb
 
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Originally Posted by 23prince (Post 35834120)
I once had ADSL and FTTC as I couldn't get cable and my thinking was that if someone took both my cabs out it would be a bummer as they are about 50M apart.

I had cable in last week but it's dire in the evenings so I have called up to cancel. I might well do that again with ADSL and FTTC. I also have a load balancer thing which is meant to go in a rack but i've never used it.

Dealt with and advised on the BT Forum.

GrimUpNorth 24-04-2016 21:36

Re: Virgin Media Homeworks 300Mb
 
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35834133)
I've VDSL. ADSL here is excruciatingly slow.

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My sister-in-law lives not too far from you and her ADSL is dire - my VM 3G blows it away! Her road has just been done as part of the expansion works and she's patiently waiting for it to go live.

Cheers

Grim

23prince 24-04-2016 21:44

Re: Virgin Media Homeworks 300Mb
 
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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 35834145)
Dealt with and advised on the BT Forum.

Excellent!

Considering I have never been on the BT forum then I would be hard pressed to have anything Dealt and advised with.

pip08456 24-04-2016 21:57

Re: Virgin Media Homeworks 300Mb
 
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Originally Posted by 23prince (Post 35834154)
Excellent!

Considering I have never been on the BT forum then I would be hard pressed to have anything Dealt and advised with.

Ooops. there is someone with a similar username. Apology offered.


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