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[Ixel]

I ported my BT number over to AAISP and the process went very smoothly although it took some time. Before I started the transfer I took a VoIP number from them to "experiment" with the setup etc. so the reconfiguration at my end was easy, no surprises on the day. I use a Gigaset N300A, so the AAISP line could be selected instead of the Fixed Line when making calls. At the end of the day there is no perceived difference between the two services in terms of making a call with the N300.

I see, excellent. Well I've started the PSTN takeover process via CHAOS. Expected date is August 7th. I'll configure my DrayTek Vigor 2860Vac for handling the VoIP prior to that however so it's ready. I've used AAISP's VoIP service in the past but never for transferring a landline number to their VoIP service, so that's new to me. Hopefully once the line rental is in their hands then they'll help tackle the intermittent fault my line is suffering with .

[Ixel]

Realised I didn't update this since getting the line rental switched weeks ago.

This will likely be a final update as I'm exploring the option of FTTPoD now. I had a desktop quote of around 6,500 GBP + VAT passing 22 premises if I recall correctly. Actual survey quotes so far appear to be around half desktop quote usually so I've gone ahead and paid for a survey to be done . If it's around 2k to 3k then I'll go ahead (via Cerberus Networks) and cancel my AAISP lines. One of my lines still has an intermittent fault which I can't currently report sadly.

If anyone's interested I'll post my experience of FTTPoD.

[burakkucat]

If anyone's interested I'll post my experience of FTTPoD.

Most certainly, yes, please.