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I have very simple needs with a bog standard FTTC connection (FTTP not available) which has been very stable over the last decade.

Am moving from Plusnet a although current price is reasonable I can't
stomach the -u4 annual price hike.

Any first hand experience of onestream?
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On Thu 07/05/2026 14:02, Chris wrote:

I have very simple needs with a bog standard FTTC connection (FTTP not available) which has been very stable over the last decade.

Am moving from Plusnet a although current price is reasonable I can't
stomach the -u4 annual price hike.

Any first hand experience of onestream?

For a start their price does not include a router - you pay extra for
that unless you use your own (which they encourage.)

Their network is distributed by Openreach. Nuff said?
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On Thu 07/05/2026 14:02, Chris wrote:

I have very simple needs with a bog standard FTTC connection (FTTP not available) which has been very stable over the last decade.

Am moving from Plusnet a although current price is reasonable I can't
stomach the -u4 annual price hike.

Any first hand experience of onestream?

They were taken over by a venture capitalist early in January this year.
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Woody wrote:

Chris wrote:

Any first hand experience of onestream?

They were taken over by a venture capitalist early in January this year.

# Jaws theme
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Woody <harrogate3@ntlworld.com> wrote:

On Thu 07/05/2026 14:02, Chris wrote:

I have very simple needs with a bog standard FTTC connection (FTTP not
available) which has been very stable over the last decade.

Am moving from Plusnet a although current price is reasonable I can't
stomach the -u4 annual price hike.

Any first hand experience of onestream?

For a start their price does not include a router - you pay extra for
that unless you use your own (which they encourage.)

Which I already have. Thereby reducing e-waste.

Their network is distributed by Openreach. Nuff said?

So is most people's. And?


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