I'm already with VM but suffer from high latency apparently.you dont want virgin mate XD
Already have a static IP setup for me that works regardless of operator.Might also be worth looking at other openreach fttp providers, they'll probably be more expensive but give full flexibility (if your talking about port forwards presumably you would like a static ip?) Very happy with Aquiss though a bit more costly than Voda/talktalk & possibly not the lowest latency.
Vodafone well when I first moved to my flat I was a SSE Broadband customer which than got migrated or managed by Vodafone, lost count of the number of times the service went down.
FTTC, Openreach has put in a new connection inside my flat where the router is BUT the point where the connection comes in initially, the cabling is rather frayed and was like that before I moved in.Was this on a FTTC or ADSL service? If so your experience of outages are much more likely due to your old OpenReach copper phone line rather than the ISP itself.
I have had two years on Voda OpenReach FTTP and it's been rock solid.
BT and Vodafone does, not sure about EE or TTSo far I've had EE and TalkTalk provide me with leaflets announcing that I can now get FTTP.
Are there FTTP plans available for those who are eligible for social tariff plans as so far it just appears that Vodafone does them?
All the social tariffs are basically the same no matter if you are FTTC or FTTP. It's the same 40/10 and 80/20 packages, just with a better chance of getting the full speeds you're paying for when you're on full fibre.So far I've had EE and TalkTalk provide me with leaflets announcing that I can now get FTTP.
Are there FTTP plans available for those who are eligible for social tariff plans as so far it just appears that Vodafone does them?
does onestream resell vodafones plans for all speeds? and do they use vodafones peering/network or just backhaul ? if you dont know its okAll the social tariffs are basically the same no matter if you are FTTC or FTTP. It's the same 40/10 and 80/20 packages, just with a better chance of getting the full speeds you're paying for when you're on full fibre.
EE will direct you back to BT Home Essentials. £15 for 40/10 and 700 calling minutes, or £20 for 80/20 and unlimited minutes. This is available to both copper and fibre households. EE Do have their own essentials tariff for the same price if you push them, but it's without a landline. If you opt to add it you'll pay significantly more for the same package... So it makes more sense to go with BT where you'll still end up with the exact same EE router, same customer service etc.
If you want better speeds on an Openreach FTTP Line you'll have to pay for a standard residential tariff. With gigabit for example, Onestream will be one of the cheapest options at the moment (They just resell Vodafone broadband) for £34.95 a month, or Vodafone themselves are £36 but can be refuced to £33 if you have a phone/SIM from them too which would make them slightly cheaper for you.
To the best of my knowledge, yes to all of the above.does onestream resell vodafones plans for all speeds? and do they use vodafones peering/network or just backhaul ? if you dont know its ok
All the social tariffs are basically the same no matter if you are FTTC or FTTP. It's the same 40/10 and 80/20 packages, just with a better chance of getting the full speeds you're paying for when you're on full fibre.
EE will direct you back to BT Home Essentials. £15 for 40/10 and 700 calling minutes, or £20 for 80/20 and unlimited minutes. This is available to both copper and fibre households. EE Do have their own essentials tariff for the same price if you push them, but it's without a landline. If you opt to add it you'll pay significantly more for the same package... So it makes more sense to go with BT where you'll still end up with the exact same EE router, same customer service etc.
If you want better speeds on an Openreach FTTP Line you'll have to pay for a standard residential tariff. With gigabit for example, Onestream will be one of the cheapest options at the moment (They just resell Vodafone broadband) for £34.95 a month, or Vodafone themselves are £36 but can be refuced to £33 if you have a phone/SIM from them too which would make them slightly cheaper for you.