any hope of getting my banding reset again?

[#1]

hi plusnet bods...
any hope of getting my banding reset again?
as i've replaced the old router which i believe was causing the problems?
if this doesn't fix the problem then i'll give up...
go on ... go on ... go on ... go on ... go on ... go on ... go on ... go on ... go on ... go on ... go on ... go on ...  
cheers
pete

[#2]

Go on then, I'll give it a go.

[#3]

And done.

[#4]

what a star :-), hopefully i'll keep the 9.6 db noise margin now

[#5]

why didnt i think of using a farther ted catch pharse to get my band request sorted so quick 
ive been dancing in the hula hoops factory for days, got it lifted in the end.
p.s using ppp sesion uptimes to gauge the stabilty of a line is a floored system for those that gateway hop alot like me 

[#6]

Did you ask me ASBO?

[#7]

http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,75667.msg665377.html#msg665377
i put the call out, but the 4th emergency service never came  . it was late friday i posted so didnt expect comms to pick it up on here really over the weekend

[#8]

so does this mean bt will lift a band more than once? i got a band lifted only to be put back on one the next day i higher band but a band none the less.
for what reason i do not know i might have rebouted the router once with in a day. one disconnect = band. dont understand this banding profile business!!!

[#9]

i think i was allowed the second free pass due to me changing my hardware which has indeed fixed the problem
pesky wag54gs ... wonder what fails in these things would have thought it's mostly solid state and so shouldn't die ... ho hum
although i still have the plusnet profile stuck at 5000 so we'll see tomorrow when i'm really running at full speed
adie:quote

[#10]

What's your BT profile bluewhale?
@chrisyoung, we can, but only if we have justification (in this case new hardware).

[#11]

10000 , but lets see if plusnet catches up tomorrow
adie:quote

[#12]

This may be bizarrely off topic, but in the medical world, 'banding' is a treatment for piles!
In BT Wholesale's implementation of Destructive Line Management, 'banding' is caused by the Pile (of S***)!
Both types of pile cause unnecessary suffering!