Sky will be looking to run trials of fibre-optic broadband

[Kona Owner]

My calls are now back in the hands of BT, cant be long now.

Nice one

[deadman1984]

Thank you for confirming this User05. This was mentioned a couple of weeks ago, but this is good news if more are finding it.

so what is this part is it in the order section when you choose a package or something

[Mystic Eddy]

It's on the call centre's ordering systems, so not on the website for Joe Public to order yet!

[deadman1984]

hum wierd i wonder why its on the call centre for strange indeed lol

[Mystic Eddy]

hum wierd i wonder why its on the call centre for strange indeed lol

Nah can't be that strange. My guess is they're getting ready to launch it imminently

[deadman1984]

hum dont get ya hopes up buddy heh although i did hear a rumor they were gonna launch something at christmas but nothing concrete yet

[Scubbie]

I was hoping that the launch may have been this month, but there is nothing stopping Sky from launching in December.

Hopefully Sky will offer a good product range which will reflect high end & low end users in areas with and without their equipment. More importantly I hope that there won't be an equivalent 'Connect' product in respect of being throttled to the Stone Age.

[Nottslanding]

Any one know roughly the additional cost of upgrading from sky 20mb unlimited (£7.50 currently) to sky fibre optic???

[buddbuttocks]

I haven't heard any information at all about a launch or pricing. The fibre products showing in the systems at the moment might be just for the trial which is still ongoing, so don't get your hopes up yet.

[deadman1984]

surly it would be cheaper for sky to release a fttc only product instead of ffth or fttp. surely that would be cheaper cause all they would need to change is the socket and router