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20 hours ago
No problems at all. Thank you.
16 hours ago
Still some dropouts but less this last month.
3 days ago
Used to be faster, speed cut for unknown reason
3 days ago
too many disconnects
3 days ago
Line reset after 28 days uptime and sync'd at a very high speed. Real world results impressive.
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20% off the service no one can really get.
LOL, I was about the say the same thing.
I might just wait for BT to up their speeds 🙂
They’re actually up to somewhere around 200,000 homes across 20 cities by now, aiming for 500,000 by 2019. Plus they’re infinitely easier to deal with than BT, there are clear demand thresholds for them to install, and I helped us hit ours in an afternoon. BT on the other hand, despite their exchange being literally over the road from my building, won’t even tell us why they won’t install.
I was with Be internet when they ran that. They were fantastic until they sold out. I really wish I could get hyperoptic and would chose them over Zen who I’m currently with. Zen haven’t done a bad job or anything, but Be’s customer service was fantastic.
@hopkapi – that’s nice to know. Sadly for the majority of householders who aren’t in a block of flats we have to wait for BT. Once Hyperoptic start working on competition with BT street cabinets in urban areas then I might get excited (but I don’t think this will ever happen)