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Entanet BT 21CN trial in Wolverhampton

December 11th, 2007 Matthew Revell

I’ve signed up for Entanet‘s part of the BT 21CN trial, So, soon BT will turn up and install a line that’s hooked up to their new pure IP network. I get a 24 Mbit broadband connection and £50 of calls per quarter.

Those in the trial pay nothing but can choose to continue the service – for an as yet undecided fee – at the end of the trial.

You probably haven’t come across Enta before. I only know them because they’re reasonably local to Wolverhampton and I’d always assumed they were a small-scale ADSL reseller and web host, with a sideline in voice telecoms. So, I’m kinda surprised to see them as the only non-BT ISP in this 21CN trial.

You can apply for the trial by emailing 21cn@entagroup.com. Someone from Vivaciti – new to me – will then give you further details. The catch is that you have to be in the catchment of one of the trial exchanges. If you’re in Wolverhampton, you need to be connected to the Penn exchange. Other exchanges are across the West Midlands and include:

Burntwood, Castle Bromwich, Central (Birmingham?), Chelmsley Wood, Edgbaston, Halesowen, Sheldon, Stechford, Victoria and Wood Gate.

You can find out what your local exchange is on the excellent SamKnows site.

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  1. December 13th, 2007 at 14:28 | #1

    Hi Matt

    Most people haven’t heard of Enta as they’re not commonly a consumer ISP, they’re a business ISP in terms of leased lines and datacentre hosting etc. They do DSL but don’t sell it directly to the consumer themselves, it’s sold through resellers only. I know this because my own company is an Enta DSL reseller among other things, I assume Vivaciti are another.

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