Who is the best broadband provider to go with?

Question

My contract is due to end in August and I have kept the same provider for a while now. I want to get the best value I can for broadband, sky and phone if possible. I use the computer most days and phone mainly on an evening. Can anyone help please I dont want to be paying more than I need to if I can get the same service from somebody else at a good price.

Answer 1

I'm using next doors, its very good

Answer 2

TALKTALK by a country mile. its free.

and they,re doing half price call packages as well

Answer 3

virgin media you can have tv, broadband and landline for £30 a month

check out their website www.virginmedia.com

i have xl tv and m broadband with free setanta sports and free on demand tv and music all for £31.50

if you choose to have paperless bills they knock a pound off too

Answer 4

Bt Broadband, i have been with it since day one of introduction. Never one single day of disruption to service in nearly 10 years

As for talktalk....they are rubbish

Answer 5

go with bt no problems whatsoever  iv'e been with them for 3 yrs and would'nt change now

Answer 6

broadband sky and phone? look at Sky.

Also look at http://www.uswitch.com for comparisons

Answer 7

Just changed from bt to o2.

UK support, much cheaper than bt (especially if you have an o2 mobile).  check it out for yourself.

Talk talk is cheap rubbish.  All sales talk talk and little follow up.

Answer 8

Talk Talk is c**p as it comes though a BT line.BT is very good but Virgin is much faster than the rest. When all areas get this new service that is coming you will get up to 100 Mbps and by god its fast i had a go on it in Bournemouth.

Answer 9

I have no idea. I would like to change mine but due to the area where  we live I am unable. We  are with Kingston Communications Karoo and that is the only one we can use all other providers state you have to have a BT line and we do not. So have to stay with Karoo. My point is it is great that you have a choice.

Answer 10

Taik talk if you can get it, but if in doubt use DST they do not require a contract you only work on a monthly basis that will give you time to explore other suppliers.