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Originally Posted by bluecar1
i did make the assumption (possibly incoerrectly) a business would be running on a business broadband service
do we have a way of finding out?
peter
Update
just found this
"BT acted illegally and dishonestly. Not only did they do this to me (a long term satisfied BT Business Broadband customer) but to thousands of other customers out there."
posted by stephen mainwaring on http://www.computerweekly.com/blogs/...t-spreads.html
seems to show BT business links WERE affected, so seems to kill the idea this is BT Retail only
peter |
BT business broadband is a product of BT retail, AFAIK. It's an end-user ISP product sold to a business as an end user (B2B), and differs only from a residential service in the terms, download/upload speeds and limits etc offered.
BT wholesale, on the other hand, sell connectivity to other ISPs, who then sell to other customers. The end customer could be business or residential, but the key thing is that BTs customer is another ISP, who will resell connectivity in some form or another.
Have BT made a clear and unambiguous statement regarding BT Business Broadband?
It is clear from the leaked documents that ISPs who use BT wholesale product will not be Phormed by default, as Phorm's equipment sits in the BT retail ISP kit.