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Anyone know of an isp that is reliable?
Im not all that bothered about cost just want something i can rely on. Just final tabled on ft for good old aol to crash on me and i blind out in 7th place potentially costing me several thousand pounds. Once the steam has stopped coming out of my ears im cancelling with them in the morning as its been crashing a lot lately. Any ideas who's any good?
Im not all that bothered about cost just want something i can rely on. Just final tabled on ft for good old aol to crash on me and i blind out in 7th place potentially costing me several thousand pounds. Once the steam has stopped coming out of my ears im cancelling with them in the morning as its been crashing a lot lately. Any ideas who's any good?
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Very rarely have any problems with Tiscali. Hope not famous last words.
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Virginmedia through all all its name changes over the past 10 years .. blueyonder,telewest, NTL
Can probably think of 2 not too costly discos in all that time HIGHLY recommended The only downside is that I am paying money to that**o Branson |
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Whats wrong with Branson????
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Agree with Virgin - A decade of virtually trouble-free connection. I highly recommend it
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bethere.co.uk
No traffic shaping and low contention ratio. |
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Second vote for bethere, never lost a pot due to disconnection in a year and a half with them.
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FYI...
Please note that NewNet have received a severe weather warning notice from Openreach and the following areas will be affected. This notice is effective as of 17.00 Tuesday 17th November 2009 until further notice: Wales and West: SALISBURY BOURNEMOUTH TAUNTON EXETER PLYMOUTH TRURO NORTH WALES WEST WALES South East: CANTERBURY TUNBRIDGE WELLS BRIGHTON PORTSMOUTH ISLE OF WIGHT CHELMSFORD This declaration will be lifted as soon as the weather-related fault volume returns to normal. |
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Zen broadband is the nuts.
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1st ignore half of the suggestions above.
2nd get a specialist provider who does not traffic shape or limit at peak times etc. Avoid the mass market big names. 3: Consider those who offer specialist gamer service or priority accounts for a few quid extra a month. 4: Do some research at http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ 5: Choose someone who offers monthly contract so you are not tied in if their service dips. Those who were good last year get swamped and their service level can dip. I'm with the premium package from IDNET and happy with it. |
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Thanks all for the response il have a look into them now
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I spoke with mine yesterday and they advised that they have a program of updates in the next 7 weeks, (all publicised in advance), and that this is largely to keep up to date with BT upgrades which are going on at a large pace. Therefore it is likely that a lot of isp's via BT will experience some issues in the coming months.
As wonky says, how well they manage it the question, and in general avoid the bigger names. |