IPV6 any time soon?
I agree Big Time!
PlusNet and their so called Techs- 'Coughs with bad chest .'
Really need to get their fingers and heads out of a certain place. You see IPV6 already out there with BT who owns Plusnet? ermm BT. I know Plusnet maybe it is based near the closed down Coal mines but surely it is not based actually in the Caveman Mines and Times.
Lots of Net users today are very clued up and Net savvy' unless you are living in the Caveman times or under a Rock I can see Plusnet losing at least 48% of it's customers just over a poorly run slow management team and planning division over IPV6 which in fact has been extremely poor just doing the reading over the last 4 to 5 years!
Don't you think you would want to catch up with the rest of the Networks - and the rest of the Internet Service Providers that are in competitive competition Plusnet ! And perhaps STEP out of the Caves?
This was wrote for the BENEFIT of those who's brains cannot understand 'slang' My apologies to them, but more so to [ Browni ] 
@gswhiteuk wrote:
It's actually a complete joke to be honest. I have found forum threads discussing this going back to early 2016 and we are only 4 months from 2018!! Two years to deploy IPV6 and it's still not live is laughable and everyone at Plusnet should hang their heads in shame.
Try this thread in 2011: https://community.plus.net/t5/IPv6-Trial/IPv6-Trial/m-p/800606#M252
6 years and still no sign of it appearing!
Browni wrote:
@vendetta what on earth is "Net ISP's compo Plusnet "
Opps we have a Grammar sentence dictionary checker on board. lol 
Please if you are trying to be smart take it elsewhere . Jog ON!! II not my apologies in advance.
Net . ISP . Internet service providers.
Moderator's note by Dick (Strat) Quote fixed.
@connchri wrote:
I'm leaving for this very reason.
For £15 a month more with another provider, I'm getting 8 static IPv4 address and a /56 block of static IPv6 address - I paid extra for the 8 IPv4, which most people don't need. (Also helps that I get 3 months free with the new provider - so not much more expensive over the course of a year).
I completely agree - less than two months until 2018, all their competitors and their parent company have it, but Plusnet still have no idea where they are going with it. Utter nonsense.
And I've been with them in some guise or another for the last 6 years - with plenty of referral discounts.
Listen up Plusnet - you are losing customers over this, and you will lose more as you continue this policy of 1) no commitment to IPv6 and/or 2) no firm information on it.
In the next few years, it will be likely that big names on the internet will start to penalize those not on an IPv6 connection - in order to increase uptake. Its already been flouted by a certain search engine last year, and a tunnel broker has stop taking new connections for this very reason. And your business customers (Of which I am on another account) with self hosting services will require IPv6 connectivity to serve on that stack.
Thanks for all the fish - but seriously, pull finger! What will it take? A drain of all your tech savvy customers that are likely to be responsible for a sizable number of word-of-mouth new connections? 8 day's and I'm out. I simply can't recommend you any longer... You will hurt because of this! And it's an unnecessary shame!
Top write up and wish you all the best and every word you wrote 99% are Bang On The BUTTON.
Very sad 
but they seem to not listen or take notice or give lack of information, almost Arrogant in truth 
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@connchri wrote:
I'm leaving for this very reason.
For £15 a month more with another provider, I'm getting 8 static IPv4 address and a /56 block of static IPv6 address - I paid extra for the 8 IPv4, which most people don't need. (Also helps that I get 3 months free with the new provider - so not much more expensive over the course of a year).
I completely agree - less than two months until 2018, all their competitors and their parent company have it, but Plusnet still have no idea where they are going with it. Utter nonsense.
And I've been with them in some guise or another for the last 6 years - with plenty of referral discounts.
Listen up Plusnet - you are losing customers over this, and you will lose more as you continue this policy of 1) no commitment to IPv6 and/or 2) no firm information on it.
In the next few years, it will be likely that big names on the internet will start to penalize those not on an IPv6 connection - in order to increase uptake. Its already been flouted by a certain search engine last year, and a tunnel broker has stop taking new connections for this very reason. And your business customers (Of which I am on another account) with self hosting services will require IPv6 connectivity to serve on that stack.
Thanks for all the fish - but seriously, pull finger! What will it take? A drain of all your tech savvy customers that are likely to be responsible for a sizable number of word-of-mouth new connections? 8 day's and I'm out. I simply can't recommend you any longer... You will hurt because of this! And it's an unnecessary shame!
The average user of today say 8 out of 10 clients are or is very on the ball with Networking etc, let alone those who are pretty advanced in the latest info and Broadband news and other such advanced Networking information and knowledge..
I will add, that, I am pretty accurate on these predictions- No jokes- I can't name them or those ISP's on here but they were good ISP's- Yet sadly because they also failed and fell behind and never kept the flow or full on information with their clients /customer base, which is exactly like PlusNet is and has been.
Those companies no longer exist now or were bought out and used like cannon fodder for something else.
PS; for some reason all that I wrote did not post? hmmm strange!