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Talkback

That's fine but even in areas where they are doing FTTC not all the cabs are being upgraded. In Kenilworth, the Exchange is upgraded but the cab where our office is located is not so whilst I can get 40mb at home I can't at work! Crazy.

anonymous via Facebook 7 April, 2011 17:31
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How nice.

That means BT can intercept your browsing and sell details of your demograohics for commercial gain without asking you, all over again. Just a lot faster.

Then they can remove you and your posts from their forums when you complain about it, much faster.

Integrity? they've heard of it.

Check out https:\\nodpi.com

anonymous via Facebook 7 April, 2011 17:53
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typical, South West Scotland STILL not o the list grrrrr

anonymous via Facebook 8 April, 2011 10:03
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What sort of speeds do you get in SW scotland.
I am in London and struggle to get more than 5Meg.

67515 8 April, 2011 17:41
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Still no LUDLOW in Shropshire, why?? are we not a major enough town to be considered worthy by BT or do they know we're the mugs who enjoy paying them £30 a month for a sub-standard broadband service.

Darren Forster via Facebook 14 April, 2011 11:23
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I agree Darren.... I live a few miles further south in Leominster, and that is not on the list either.

Our present so called 'broadband' struggles to reach 1.5 Mb and is ofen not usable at all.

All we want is FTC, which would benefit about 500 customers at a stroke!

1000267494 15 April, 2011 17:21
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we get 6.Mb at DG73TQ

hoffers13 13 May, 2011 20:05
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3 in the whole of Scotland! Stirling, Glasgow, Busby - (wasn't he the feathered logo for BT privatisation?) and Donaldson, whoever he may be. Not too fair I feel.

provost 16 May, 2011 21:34
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I was browsing some of the posts here and it prompted me to carry out a speed test on my connection. Now I'm not with BT, I am with another ISP. However, from what I gather my current speed is about as good as I will probably get for at least the next decade.
My current download speed peaks at around 1.5Mbps and my upload speed peaks at around 400Kbps.
I pay the same price as most people as my ISP increased the tariff on the pretext that everyone would be getting at least 8Mbps very soon shortly to be followed by 20Mbps.
They cannot possibly provide the speeds promised with our ancient twisted paired wires!

Zaxx 1 June, 2011 21:45
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