Category: Wholesale

In November 2006, BT Wholesale pencilled in details of price changes that would appear in 2007 and the changes have now been confirmed.

BT Wholesale from Monday 19th March is provide Biscit customers with a special phone number where they can obtain their MAC.

Openreach has become so pervasive in the broadband world that it is hard to remember that it is just over a year old.

BT has announced that during this week it will be breaking through the ten million broadband users barrier as it continues to connect users to faster Internet services. Its initial target set back in 2002 was to achieve five million broadband users by the end of 2006, a goal it has far exceeded.

The network BT is building to allow it to roll-out more exciting services in the future has gone live in Wick, near Cardiff.

Waiting for a cease to happen on your line? Take a look at the BT Wholesale broadband checker.

Fibre to the Home (FTTH) looks to not be on the agenda for at least a few years following comments from Paul Reynolds CEO of BT Wholesale.

We spend a bit longer looking at the announced price buts by BT Wholesale, which if approved will come into effect in April 2007.

BT Wholesale has this morning announced its intentions to lower its wholesale service pricing to ISPs once there are 1.5 million Local Loop Unbundled (LLU) lines, following its previous agreement with Ofcom not to do so until this had been reached as there were concerns over BT Wholesale's dominant position in the market. BT has now indicated a new pricing structure which it expects to come into force in the middle of next year.

The noise about price cuts from BT Wholesale seems to be increasing, and with good reason we feel.