Which Broadband ?
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Which Broadband ?
I’ve finally made a decision to get broadband installed at home
Dilemma now is who to go with? Unfortunately I live in a conservation area (cobbled street) so cable is not an option (SKY is ok tho)
Just curious as to people’s opinions on service providers?
My mobile contract is with Orange, so I suppose I could look at them as one option
Dilemma now is who to go with? Unfortunately I live in a conservation area (cobbled street) so cable is not an option (SKY is ok tho)
Just curious as to people’s opinions on service providers?
My mobile contract is with Orange, so I suppose I could look at them as one option
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I'm with Be Internet - great performance (normally up around 16 Mb) and outstanding customer service - something of a rarity in the world of broadband providers.
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What he said......... Installed it for a number of my clients and not had a single complaint. Very good speeds as well
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if you have sky tv then go for sky broadband, good reliable service
I am just in the process of changing to be though as I am cancelling sky tv.
Dont go with BT though as it is expensive for a capped service.
I am just in the process of changing to be though as I am cancelling sky tv.
Dont go with BT though as it is expensive for a capped service.
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BE internet....24meg download speeds and unrestricted.
miles better than ****ty sky,virgin,aol,bt etc etc
I pay £18 a month for 2meg cable from virgin (medium user)
Be is £22 a month and 24 meg..... no brainer really (and a static ip address too.... which non of the other providers will give you (i deal if you want to set up a vpn and work fr4om home))
only reason i havent got it yet is because i dont have a bt line to my house....yet
miles better than ****ty sky,virgin,aol,bt etc etc
I pay £18 a month for 2meg cable from virgin (medium user)
Be is £22 a month and 24 meg..... no brainer really (and a static ip address too.... which non of the other providers will give you (i deal if you want to set up a vpn and work fr4om home))
only reason i havent got it yet is because i dont have a bt line to my house....yet
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BE internet....24meg download speeds and unrestricted.
miles better than ****ty sky,virgin,aol,bt etc etc
I pay £18 a month for 2meg cable from virgin (medium user)
Be is £22 a month and 24 meg..... no brainer really (and a static ip address too.... which non of the other providers will give you (i deal if you want to set up a vpn and work fr4om home))
only reason i havent got it yet is because i dont have a bt line to my house....yet
miles better than ****ty sky,virgin,aol,bt etc etc
I pay £18 a month for 2meg cable from virgin (medium user)
Be is £22 a month and 24 meg..... no brainer really (and a static ip address too.... which non of the other providers will give you (i deal if you want to set up a vpn and work fr4om home))
only reason i havent got it yet is because i dont have a bt line to my house....yet
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BE internet....24meg download speeds and unrestricted.
miles better than ****ty sky,virgin,aol,bt etc etc
I pay £18 a month for 2meg cable from virgin (medium user)
Be is £22 a month and 24 meg..... no brainer really (and a static ip address too.... which non of the other providers will give you (i deal if you want to set up a vpn and work fr4om home))
only reason i havent got it yet is because i dont have a bt line to my house....yet
miles better than ****ty sky,virgin,aol,bt etc etc
I pay £18 a month for 2meg cable from virgin (medium user)
Be is £22 a month and 24 meg..... no brainer really (and a static ip address too.... which non of the other providers will give you (i deal if you want to set up a vpn and work fr4om home))
only reason i havent got it yet is because i dont have a bt line to my house....yet
Be have 3 packages lite for 14 quid so upto 8mb DL - the pro upto 24mb DL 1.3 UL and 1 free static IP addy (im on this costs 18 quid PM) the top one is 22 quid but you only get extra upload speed so not worth it fo me IMO
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But I get fast broadband without dropouts. Can't fault them.
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Im also looking at changing my ISP, also cant have cable and my exchange isnt LLU or something so that cuts allot of ISPs down
Iv been considering these Home Broadband < PlusNet | Home Broadband Internet Packages UK
Does anyone have any experience or comments regarding them ?
Iv been considering these Home Broadband < PlusNet | Home Broadband Internet Packages UK
Does anyone have any experience or comments regarding them ?
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I'm with Vodafone - £25 (including Line Rental) and all phone calls.
Cheap if you've got a Voda mobile contract anyway. Also free customer support (and very good too)
Highly reliable - 1 short outage in nearly 16 months
8Meg fair usage policy. I've caned it and never had an issue.
I'm also getting on average (even in high peak) 6.8 Meg.
The contract is 18months, and whilst probably not the cheapest, I've got to admit, they've been really good.
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Cheap if you've got a Voda mobile contract anyway. Also free customer support (and very good too)
Highly reliable - 1 short outage in nearly 16 months
8Meg fair usage policy. I've caned it and never had an issue.
I'm also getting on average (even in high peak) 6.8 Meg.
The contract is 18months, and whilst probably not the cheapest, I've got to admit, they've been really good.
Dan
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i remember AOL being good customer service wise. and now they offer a free laptop, and if i can remember rightly its £19.99 a month, plus you get a wireless router worth £50
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there speeds are cr*p and the service is too
and there still charging me for a service than finished in feb!!!
NEVER AGAIN
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Avoid AOL, thats who im trying too get away from, tech support is worthless unless you are fluent in punjab.
They have moved everyone accross too the carphone warehouse/talk talk network which is heavily oversubscribed and unreliable.
They have moved everyone accross too the carphone warehouse/talk talk network which is heavily oversubscribed and unreliable.
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I’ve finally made a decision to get broadband installed at home
Dilemma now is who to go with? Unfortunately I live in a conservation area (cobbled street) so cable is not an option (SKY is ok tho)
Just curious as to people’s opinions on service providers?
My mobile contract is with Orange, so I suppose I could look at them as one option
Dilemma now is who to go with? Unfortunately I live in a conservation area (cobbled street) so cable is not an option (SKY is ok tho)
Just curious as to people’s opinions on service providers?
My mobile contract is with Orange, so I suppose I could look at them as one option
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