stuggle to get over 1mg but router says i have 6mg

[Smithy99]

An LLU operator has it's own equipment in the BT exchange and can control exactly what is happening with it. This usually means that any LLU operator is better than the standard BT rebadged products like Sky Connect.

Sky LLU on the otherhand is very good with no capacity issues.

Put your details in here:- SkyUser - Sky Broadband Availability and Exchange Checker and post the results so we can advise on your best options.

[Isitme]

My neighbour also has TalkTalk and is very pleased with it.

[essex-lee]

It says that Orange and TalkTalk have LLU in my area, when i go on their web site it just says i can get upto 8mb ?


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[essex-lee]

Exchange: Hadleigh - Essex BT Code: EAHAE
Location: London Road SS7 2BY
Distance:- Direct: 1.23 mi
(appx)*By Road: 1.8 mi
Service Enabled On
ADSL Enabled: March 31, 2001
DSL Max Enabled: March 31, 2006
SDSL Not enabled: No Info
21CN due : (PSTN) No Info
21CN WBC (Broadband) No Info

Your BT Line Speed Estimation
Fixed ADSL: 2048 (2 Mb)
DSL Max: 4500 (4 Mb)

Fixed: 1Mbps and 2Mbps available
RA ADSL: 512kbps and 256kbps available
Exch Info: Exchange ADSL enabled
Line Info: Compatibility issue found. This could be several things eg. existing ADSL connection, pending ADSL order on line, ISDN, DACS, TPON, LLU, some alarm systems.

[Isitme]

Orange and TT are probably not enabled for 20/24Mb. You would not get much more than 8Mb even if they were.

[Smithy99]

As suggested, you can get Talk Talk LLU and that seems to be your best bet.