Have BT listened? a quote

[tehidyman]

How will IDnet implement this?


http://revk.www.me.uk/2011/10/bt-listening-to-us.html

[Steve]

I think we'll have to wait and see whether the end user will be able to get some control or whether it will be down support. Shame about FTTC though.

[pctech]

A&A have more of a self service philosophy and highly technical customer base, I don't expect most ISPs will expose these controls to their users.

[MisterW]

For info PlusNet have already said they won't provide control to the users. http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,99618.0.html

[pctech]

If customers can actually tweak their own lines they might discover how bad the plusnet value service actually is and realise a quality connection costs money.

[kinmel]

Just another reason for me to stay with the RevKev's outfit.

[pctech]

Had I got deep pockets I'd be tempted to give them a go but equally Zen have been great and have given me a terrific deal so I've no reason to leave as I've always found that if you ask them nicely they will generally do what you ask them to do.

[Rik]

I was on the trial for this change, and it provided me with an extra 500k of sync while maintaining low latency and stability. How IDNet will implement it I don't know, but whatever they do, ie user or support control, it is good news for customers.

[Ray]

Doesn't seem that it's going to apply to the up to 8Mb 20CN ADSL either.

[Rik]

Well, if you will insist on using old technology...

[Glenn]

XP? 

[Simon]

Nothing wrong with XP! 

[Steve]

Reminder required

[Ray]

Well, if you will insist on using old technology...

[Rik]