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little_lizzy
Posts: 4 Newbie
in N. Ireland
Hi All
Would anybody have any advice about going wireless by that I mean good speed,downloads etc but also keenly priced. I am currently thinking about going with BT as phone line is with them. My kids want to use XBox live and I dont fancy tripping over cables all evening.
Would anybody have any advice about going wireless by that I mean good speed,downloads etc but also keenly priced. I am currently thinking about going with BT as phone line is with them. My kids want to use XBox live and I dont fancy tripping over cables all evening.

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Depending on where you are you may well find that O2 is your cheapest and fastest option. If you have an O2 mobile you can get up to 8MB for £7.50 a month or up to 16MB for £10. You get an O2 wireless router included.
I've recently changed from BT to O2. I get much faster speeds, particularly in the evening when BT's network can slow to a crawl. It was a painless process>0 -
Either O2 or Sky supply a wireless router, UTV Internet do too on some of their packages but their service isn't great.Norn Iron Club Member No. 252 :beer:0
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Dont do it! See my thread about BT, im having a nightmare with them and thier broadband service for wireless use. It is the biggest mistake I have made(well this year anyway!) Its useless!0
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We use virgin but if you phone with a problem they 'don't support wireless broadband'. And their customer service is terrible.0
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we are with sky and have no trouble at all.Comp Wins 2011 : Cant wait to start listing everything:j:j:j0
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I switched to Sky a few months ago, works well and I saved a few pound, I was with orange paying £17.99 a month, by switching to a complete new sky package with wireless broadband (£5 per month for 8MB) , a new phone package and Sky + I save about £20 per month0
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Plus.net could be worth a look. They have broadband packages for £10 a month or broadband and phone for £17 a month. I use them both at home and at work. I've only had to use their customer service once, but it was fantastic.0
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I'd recommend plusnet as well. Been with them for about 4 years now (ick). Have never had a problem with them. I've rung the customer services for information and found them very helpful. The IT guy I used to work with recommended them initially to me and I asked him recently if there was anyone else he would now suggest and he said he'd still say plusnet. I've just signed up a friend of mine this week and waiting for all the debits and connections to be set up. Prices are good too.#96 of the Norn Iron Club
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We have just recently moved to SKY broadband. Got a sky plus box its brill! We are saving 30 quid a month since we changed from BT.oooooooh i luv a bargain0
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If you have Sky TV go for 1 of their packages.
If not O2 is your best option. Free Wireless router. Easy setup. Fast Speeds. Unlimited downloads for 12.50 a month, so no worries of extra costs if you download a lot of stuff. & its a fiver less if you have an o2 mobile.
& 60 quid from quidco if you get it via their site.0
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