2 Days with Plusnet and wanting to leave

[#1]

So buy one that isn't.

[#2]

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@johntboyle wrote:

Do you know what I will just leave it...

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That's your best suggestion yet. Good luck!

[#3]

or re use your previous router unless that's locked too.

[#4]

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@johntboyle wrote:

Yeah, you are absolutely right…please advise me on what help?  Do you honestly think that you answered my question upgrade to a business account, use a BT hub 6…

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Who said anything about a business account? I suggested buying the business version of a Smarthub from an auction site.

This was a genuine attempt to suggest a budget solution to your need for a hub with better wireless performance and the option to set the DNS server.

I get the impression that you came here to sound off rather than seek help.

[#5]

My take on things is that ISP supplied kit is generally [-Censored-] for want of a better word.

 Things have improved with some costlier ISPs, but plusnet are keeping the tradition of supplying [-Censored-] kit alive and well

For most people ( or some?) [-Censored-] kit thats been hobbled by firmware will just about do for the rest then something a little better is required .

 I've always seen it as Plusnet ( or any other ISP) supplies a service down the line - such as internet access and a voice service and its upto you to either go with the budget router, or get something else.

 Plusnet are not unique in this respect.

 If you did a little research into plusnets supplied routers before signing up you would find out all you need to know ( ie the router is  [-Censored-]) but the service ( apart form the router) isnt that bad