Which Broadband?
Discussion
I think I'm going to be going with Plus.net, once BT connect my phone up (only just moved). Their Broadband plus looks perfect for me as, like you, I'm not a heavy user:
www.plus.net/residential/broadband/broadband_plus.shtml?link=resbb_pluslink
And at £15 for 2Mb, uncapped (as far as I can tell), looks a bargin
They also get a good rating on ADSLGuide and a few PHers use them without complaint.
www.plus.net/residential/broadband/broadband_plus.shtml?link=resbb_pluslink
And at £15 for 2Mb, uncapped (as far as I can tell), looks a bargin
They also get a good rating on ADSLGuide and a few PHers use them without complaint.tuscan_v8 said:
Take a look at Plus.net, I've just advised someone to go there as I'm with them already (very happy).
2Mb for £14.99 a month - 30Gb cap - more than enough!
Neil
Yeah, I think plus.net is clear winner for me.
Free activation now too!
So when you do, put me down as the person who refered you - each 50p helps! nbolton.plus.com I think are the details!
neil_cardiff said:
Take a look at Plus.net, I've just advised someone to go there as I'm with them already (very happy).
2Mb for £14.99 a month - 30Gb cap - more than enough!
Neil
When I looked at this last night (albeit in a knackered state) it seemed to me there were a lot of expensive add ons to what seemed an attractive basic price
Will have another look tonight
S
Scooby_snax said:Really? I didn't notice any extras. Free connection and USB modem provided you stay with them for 5 years. If you do cancel within that period then you pay them the cost of the connection and modem minus an amount determined by the time you've been with them. Seems fair to me
When I looked at this last night (albeit in a knackered state) it seemed to me there were a lot of expensive add ons to what seemed an attractive basic price
Will have another look tonight
S
KITT said:
Scooby_snax said:
When I looked at this last night (albeit in a knackered state) it seemed to me there were a lot of expensive add ons to what seemed an attractive basic price
Will have another look tonight
S
Really? I didn't notice any extras. Free connection and USB modem provided you stay with them for 5 years. If you do cancel within that period then you pay them the cost of the connection and modem minus an amount determined by the time you've been with them. Seems fair to me
Kitt obviously read his terms qnd conditions well e.g.length of contract etc. as i was advised by a freind who works for one of the above companies.
>> Edited by Baldy67 on Saturday 21st May 06:56
I was with BT on a 512 connection for 2 years and had no problems really until they moved their call centre to India. Then it was just a nightmare if I needed support or just to talk about billing etc.
Too long to get through, it was like a maze trying to get to talk to a human.
So canned BT and went over to plus.net
What a difference, got a 2Mb connection at 21.99, unlimited d/l. Their website is great where you can easily access everything about your account, check speed, see your usage etc.
Their contact number has 2 choices, sales or support. Straight through to a human.
Connection is solid.
Too long to get through, it was like a maze trying to get to talk to a human.
So canned BT and went over to plus.net
What a difference, got a 2Mb connection at 21.99, unlimited d/l. Their website is great where you can easily access everything about your account, check speed, see your usage etc.
Their contact number has 2 choices, sales or support. Straight through to a human.
Connection is solid.
neil_cardiff said:
Each person you refer 
Like I said - nbolton.plus.net
Lucky you Neil, I've just saved you 50p a month
Let's hope they're as good as people say!
And if anyone wants to save me some cash, my id is mattdearden.plus.net
>> Edited by KITT on Friday 3rd June 11:44
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