Category: Wholesale
Two steps backward, and three steps forward
This week sees five alterations to existing RFS dates. Two have been pushed back, but three are brought forward.
Myths and facts exposed
Leading on from its 'Come and Get It' campaigns, BT Wholesale has rolled out its next website which is behind-you.co.uk
BT break up looks to be off the agenda
The Sunday newspapers are indicating that Ofcom is likely to drop plans to break up BT when its year long review is published on October 12th.
Further price cuts from BT provide boost to LLU providers
BT Wholesale has confirmed its latest price cuts for LLU products.
UBC pricing proposals – who are they good for?
BT Wholesale has been holding meetings with service providers to outline its plans for the release of UBC pricing.
ISPA: BT should think again about proposed Usage Based Charging
The Internet Services Providers' Association (ISPA) has asked BT Wholesale to reconsider its Usage Based Charging (UBC) pricing scheme following a recent meeting in which the initial information on the UBC pricing was discussed for IPStream services. The UBC pricing structure is intended to add to the existing Capacity Based Charging (CBC) system which is better suited to larger providers.
Hurry up and wait for your regrades
BT Wholesale has informed service providers of a provide with the 1Mbps regrades that are obviously very popular this week. Hopefully the back log should be cleared very soon.
Delays in issuing MAC numbers
The BT Wholesale ECO system used to issue MAC numbers for migrations has been experiencing problems this week.
Flurry of activity as new ADSL limits come into play
September 6th 2004 marks the date when the new limits for 0.5Mbps and 1Mbps services come into play. Our forums have shown a surge in activity from people trying to get ASDL now.
ISPA finds it is good to talk to BT
The ISPA has met with BT to discuss the forthcoming price rises on the BT IPStream Office range.