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Which version of the Home Hub 5 is it? They can actually run OpenWrt depending on model if you're prepared to do some hacking.
Model also matters as one type is better with Huawei cabinets than the other, think it's Type B?
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Which version of the Home Hub 5 is it? They can actually run OpenWrt depending on model if you're prepared to do some hacking.
Model also matters as one type is better with Huawei cabinets than the other, think it's Type B?
Had an email from BT today to say FTTP is now available to order. Merry Christmas from BT!!
Afternoon all!
I live in Letchworth, Hertfordshire, FTTP seems to be coming to our local area, Shefford, Henlow, Clifton. My SKY BB package is up on the 12th of Feb 2021 so I'm in a position where I stay with SKY, move to BT (Or another provider) but I'm concerned our town will have FTTP rolled out whilst I'm still in a 24 month contract?
I've spoken at length with my wife and we both feel SKY are too expensive for our needs and will move to a better broadband speed (When we can) and just opt for streaming services ....
Or Am I missing another option?
Thanks
That’s an option I guess, will look aroundI'm waiting too. I've just stayed with Plusnet but not tied myself into a new contract. Are there rolling monthly options?
BT sounds like the best option in that case?No FTTC provider is going to stop you moving to an FTTP service in contract, so as long as whatever you pick for FTTC can also do FTTP then you should be good to go.
BT sounds like the best option in that case?
I’m assuming SkyQ works on BT FTTC without issues
Good to know!Random fact - you can re-contract with Sky at any time, on any service, they also don’t hold you to contract if you move to an area and they can’t supply you with the same broadband service. Either way you’ll usually find BT are more expensive at face value than Sky, but factor in Quidco and that can change dramatically.
BT sounds like the best option in that case?
I’m assuming SkyQ works on BT FTTC without issues
Hey MateI don't really see any reason not to look at TalkTalk. The service is likely on a par with BT (e.g. any problem you have that is a bit weird will need you to post on their forums to resolve), the main differences are a slightly poorer bundled router and no IPv6.
I'm with BT for FTTC (no fibre available sadly) and I can't fault the product at all.
Ah I see now, thanksTalkTalk is a fair bit cheaper than BT if you just want internet, I'm sort of stuck with BT as I have other services with them. Just putting another option out there.