Iamhere123
Casual Member
A bit of a weird one.
My BT wholesale checker is the below:
https://ibb.co/2ZJj0fB - couldn't upload a photo file was too large (it is only 26kb)
Basically it says 46 - clean/45 impacted.
The thing is I have NEVER seen our speeds above 33 ever, my minimum guaranteed speed is 18. If I purchased a second FTTC line I believe I might hit the speeds in the checker would anyone be able to confirm? I know it doesn't sound like much but a near 50% speed increase to me is worth paying for - we use our home broadband for everything and getting 25/30 up to 45 would be massive that is another HD Netflix stream in the house so one less bottleneck.
My question comes at the end of the contract, what would happen to the landline as the likelihood is we will have FTTP by then (we are on the market town list to have it) however if not could I then move the landline to the new faster FTTC line and then ditch the old one? Unfortunately the boss wants to keep the landline despite my views on it being a total waste of money.
My BT wholesale checker is the below:
https://ibb.co/2ZJj0fB - couldn't upload a photo file was too large (it is only 26kb)
Basically it says 46 - clean/45 impacted.
The thing is I have NEVER seen our speeds above 33 ever, my minimum guaranteed speed is 18. If I purchased a second FTTC line I believe I might hit the speeds in the checker would anyone be able to confirm? I know it doesn't sound like much but a near 50% speed increase to me is worth paying for - we use our home broadband for everything and getting 25/30 up to 45 would be massive that is another HD Netflix stream in the house so one less bottleneck.
My question comes at the end of the contract, what would happen to the landline as the likelihood is we will have FTTP by then (we are on the market town list to have it) however if not could I then move the landline to the new faster FTTC line and then ditch the old one? Unfortunately the boss wants to keep the landline despite my views on it being a total waste of money.