Best fast upload ISP?

Need faster than usual upload, as doing webinars.

On Plus, but they don't seem to offer faster upload, apart from expensive
SDSL

bethere.co.uk look the best bet at the moment - anyone got any other
suggestions??

thanks

> Need faster than usual upload, as doing webinars.
> bethere.co.uk look the best bet at the moment - anyone got any other
> suggestions??

It may all hang on what your line stats are like - have you got any
idea what your noise margin / attenuation is ?

On 28/04/2007 at 19:07:48 mbw wrote :
> Need faster than usual upload, as doing webinars.

> On Plus, but they don't seem to offer faster upload, apart from expensive
> SDSL

> bethere.co.uk look the best bet at the moment - anyone got any other
> suggestions??

> thanks

How fast do you need?
UKFSN offer Office packages @ around £30 with 832 kbps up.

--
P~K
It's only when you look at an ant through a magnifying glass on a sunny
day
that you realise how often they burst into flames.
- Harry Hill

[ entanet/UKFSN - Office Max 45 ]

Interesting, thanks


"Pun_Krocker @gmail.com>" <punkrocker62<noSPAM> wrote in message
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> On 28/04/2007 at 19:07:48 mbw wrote :
>> Need faster than usual upload, as doing webinars.
>
>> On Plus, but they don't seem to offer faster upload, apart from expensive
>> SDSL
>
>> bethere.co.uk look the best bet at the moment - anyone got any other
>> suggestions??
>
>> thanks
>
> How fast do you need?
> UKFSN offer Office packages @ around £30 with 832 kbps up.
>
> --
> P~K
> It's only when you look at an ant through a magnifying glass on a sunny
> day
> that you realise how often they burst into flames.
> - Harry Hill
>
> [ entanet/UKFSN - Office Max 45 ]
>
>

Sorry, no - good point though. Is there an easy way to check??


"Colin Wilson" <(E-Mail Removed) o.uk> wrote
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>> Need faster than usual upload, as doing webinars.
>> bethere.co.uk look the best bet at the moment - anyone got any other
>> suggestions??
>
> It may all hang on what your line stats are like - have you got any
> idea what your noise margin / attenuation is ?

> Sorry, no - good point though. Is there an easy way to check??

Do you use a router ? - many of them have a way of displaying the
figures... Try here for clues on where to look if your hardware is
listed (although you can also get them from an alcatel USB frog)

http://www.kitz.co.uk/adsl/frogstats.htm

On Sat, 28 Apr 2007 19:07:48 +0100, "mbw"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Need faster than usual upload, as doing webinars.
>
>On Plus, but they don't seem to offer faster upload, apart from expensive
>SDSL
>
>bethere.co.uk look the best bet at the moment - anyone got any other
>suggestions??
>
>thanks

Be are the quickest you will get from one line - 2.4Mbps is (I think)
the current record.

There are options for bonding lines but :

a) you still have to pay BT line rental;
b) the variable nature of maxADSL has been problematic to say the
least and many ISPs who used to do bnding no longer offer it on
>2M/256k lines - ie only on fixed rate.

You should be aware that the Be package with increased upload isn't
without problems of its own - as it uses an increased frequency range
then there really is no way to accurately tell if it'll be of benefit
or not. Some people with lines that look near-perfect (full 24Mbps
sync on normal service) have problems with the increased upload.
Attenuation is unfortunately little help here as capacitance at
certain frequencies (and harmonics thereof) is more limiting - and
much harder to "fix".

Thanks Colin - I should have thought of the (Netgear) stats.


"Colin Wilson" <(E-Mail Removed) o.uk> wrote
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>> Sorry, no - good point though. Is there an easy way to check??
>
> Do you use a router ? - many of them have a way of displaying the
> figures... Try here for clues on where to look if your hardware is
> listed (although you can also get them from an alcatel USB frog)
>
> http://www.kitz.co.uk/adsl/frogstats.htm

Hi JoGlen,

Very interesting - thanks, it will make me sound more clued up when I go to
ask bethere.com about ordering an account.



"JoGlen" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 28 Apr 2007 19:07:48 +0100, "mbw"
> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>>Need faster than usual upload, as doing webinars.
>>
>>On Plus, but they don't seem to offer faster upload, apart from expensive
>>SDSL
>>
>>bethere.co.uk look the best bet at the moment - anyone got any other
>>suggestions??
>>
>>thanks
>
> Be are the quickest you will get from one line - 2.4Mbps is (I think)
> the current record.
>
> There are options for bonding lines but :
>
> a) you still have to pay BT line rental;
> b) the variable nature of maxADSL has been problematic to say the
> least and many ISPs who used to do bnding no longer offer it on
>>2M/256k lines - ie only on fixed rate.
>
> You should be aware that the Be package with increased upload isn't
> without problems of its own - as it uses an increased frequency range
> then there really is no way to accurately tell if it'll be of benefit
> or not. Some people with lines that look near-perfect (full 24Mbps
> sync on normal service) have problems with the increased upload.
> Attenuation is unfortunately little help here as capacitance at
> certain frequencies (and harmonics thereof) is more limiting - and
> much harder to "fix".
>

On 28 Apr 2007, Pun_Krocker <punkrocker62<noSPAM>@gmail.com> wrote:

>UKFSN offer Office packages @ around £30 with 832 kbps up.

There's also one from ADSL24 at about 25 (inc VAT) from memory.
All depends on amount of data likely during day-time.