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management policy to combat the spiralling usage of a small portion (around 1%) of the customer base. However, it was not fully explained how
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connectivity to its customers, but were trialling IPv6 with selected customers. In
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market in the UK and is generally accepted, however Plusnet has sometimes made these changes without warning or notice to their customers. Plusnet has argued that the changes made didn't require any notice to be given because they don't consider them to form part of the legal
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the maximum speeds increased to 1 Mbit/s, 2 Mbit/s and, today, up to 16 Mbit/s. In January 2002, Plusnet launched a 'Self Install' broadband product that the end user was able to set up themselves without the need for a visit to the premises by a BT Engineer.
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331:The first Force9 Internet products followed the
1619:"Plusnet: Good Honest Broadband from Yorkshire"
1594:"Existing Plusnet TV customers to lose service"
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667:Learn how and when to remove this message
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1668:"Plusnet drops Yorkshire from strapline"
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2633:International Packet Switched Service
1798:"PlusNet obliterates customer emails"
1666:Farey-Jones, Daniel (11 April 2012).
1390:Ferguson, Andrew (19 December 2011).
997:"Plusnet boss steps down in shake up"
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509:2704n) router with its ADSL packages
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1731:Richardson, Tim (1 February 2001).
1690:"Plusnet Yorkshire Marathon: About"
781:In November 2016, Plusnet acquired
307:PLUSNET PLC: 07 Jul 2004 - current
2613:Digital Access Signalling System 1
2567:Digital Access Signalling System 2
2307:National Network Management Centre
1413:Jackson, Mark (14 November 2016).
1087:"BT to acquire PlusNet for $ 126m"
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2317:Zouches Farm transmitting station
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1347:"community.plus.net "IPv6 when?""
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1919:BT Business and Public Sector
1470:Harbour, Ruby (5 June 2024).
1206:Broadband Finder. 6 July 2007
458:(OFT) approval was granted).
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207:Plusnet Mobile operates as a
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2532:BT site engineering code
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855:YouView TV from Plusnet
840:, also now owned by BT.
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1113:"Plusnet is sweet 16!"
1028:"PLUSNET PLC overview"
777:Virtual mobile network
689:deep packet inspection
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1776:"Usertools.plus.net"
1670:. Marketing Magazine
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1281:"Community.plus.net"
844:John Lewis broadband
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358:, in November 1997.
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67:1 February 1997
2688:General Post Office
2456:Rugby Radio Station
2426:Stag Lane Aerodrome
2282:Charwelton BT Tower
1621:. all our best work
1476:Money Saving Expert
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