Most reliable internet for ED?

[tomskip]

Its a monumental pita but we are going to have to switch from Virgin because I just can't put up with all the problems for a moment longer.

Can anyone advise on a really good provider in this area? We both work from home so really need it to be reliable.

Many thanks.

[missmoneypenny]

Not the cheapest but I've always had a good service from BT :)

[Sue]

Plusnet have been great for me.

Reasonably priced, good reliable service, excellent customer service.

They are owned by BT but run separately I think.

There are previous threads on the forum about local broadband, if you do a search.

[ksaraus]

If you need internet for work

not for superfast film downloads

U can turn you mobile phone into a router

Which will provide fast reliable and also unlimited internet wherever you are

It doesn't cost a pent on contract phones

On pay as you go its ?5 to get unlimited internet add on

Or simply ?1 for every 100 MB data sent or received

Text messages on pay and go is 2p and minute of voice call 3p

Setup takes 10minutes

Charge ?20 to set it all up

Thanks Dan

074567 04038

I can help

[dstr82012]

I got it done by Dan

I have internet everywhere on all my laptops and tablets

It never slow down or loose network and I'm using it all the time for about 2quid a month

Even now

Highly recommended

[rodneybewes]

tomskip Wrote:

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> Its a monumental pita but we are going to have to

> switch from Virgin because I just can't put up

> with all the problems for a moment longer.

>

> Can anyone advise on a really good provider in

> this area? We both work from home so really need

> it to be reliable.

>

> Many thanks.

They're all great until they are not. Virgin and BT both have terrible reputations. My latest personal experience is of BT infinty which has been shocking for months. It's pot luck whether you have problems with your line or not, you really can't predict (especially as most of the lines rely on BT anyway) but it's worth looking at reviews on the customer service you receive - there are regular surveys on http://www.thinkbroadband.com. This is where you can assess your chances of them reacting to your problem quickly and efficiently best.

[edcam]

We never have any problems with Virgin.

[paco]

I have used zen internet for a few years; no contract, they have great technical support and often get the highest ratings in which magazine apparently.

http://www.zen.co.uk