Sky Fibre

[DIYspanner]

Probably not the most suited category for this question but I want to ask if anyone has Sky Fibre and do they recommend it?

I currently have TT but with Sky sales, can get Sky about £3 cheaper if its reliable. I'm NE England if that has any bearing on the matter.

 

[footprints]

I just ditched Sky albeit standard broadband, kept dropping almost impossible to contact them and if you did just try and make them understand you!

Gone with Plusnet (fibre to be fair) very much better, only trouble I had was my answerphone stopped taking calls seems they switch you to their messaging service as part of the deal.
I rang up spoke to a nice lady who understood every word and fixed it for me on the spot!

 

[AdrianUK]

Sky Fibre/ BT Fibre / TT Fibre......

I guess this is all using the Openreach network just like the BB services before it have....

Is this the infrastructure work that's going on at the moment? Recently a new 'cable' has been added to all the poles on our street & a new box fitted at the top of the pole. This new box isn't like the old traditional junction box & seems, looking from the ground, to have a series of 'teats' on it. I guess these are the individual fibre ports in preparation for connection to customers?

 

[mattylad]

I have sky fibre.
Generally it works fine.
Like all ISP's there are the occasional issues.

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

Gone with Plusnet (fibre to be fair) very much better, only trouble I had was my answerphone stopped taking calls seems they switch you to their messaging service as part of the deal.
I rang up spoke to a nice lady who understood every word and fixed it for me on the spot!

There are good, aren't they? Humans at the end of the phone, all very helpful and they speak a variety of English too (South Yorkshire)