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Uncapped broadband?
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diaboliquesaint
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Hi all,
Does anybody know of any completely uncapped broadband services? I was with BT 'unlimited' but they reduce your speed to 1mb as soon as you go over 100gb. There are two of us sharing internet here and we're both heavy users so we probably need at least 300gb per month.
Any advice?
Thanks
Does anybody know of any completely uncapped broadband services? I was with BT 'unlimited' but they reduce your speed to 1mb as soon as you go over 100gb. There are two of us sharing internet here and we're both heavy users so we probably need at least 300gb per month.
Any advice?
Thanks
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try my old ISP titan-adsl.co.uk they have some new unlimited packages.
or have a look here http://www.dslzoneuk.net/isp_ratings.php0 -
Orange - Broadband Max. Unlimited - as long as you don't take the Michael.0
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diaboliquesaint wrote: »Hi all,
Does anybody know of any completely uncapped broadband services? I was with BT 'unlimited' but they reduce your speed to 1mb as soon as you go over 100gb. There are two of us sharing internet here and we're both heavy users so we probably need at least 300gb per month.
Any advice?
Thanks
BeUnlimited part of O2 - also unthrottled0 -
There's loads around, but you do usually have to pay more for a good service.
These
http://www.ukonline.net/compare/
are who I am currently with. Have had no problems at all with the service, never slows down in the evening etc.
When I joined I could use my own router, for some insane reason though they now insist you have to buy their recommended router for £50. Cant fault the connection though. If you go for their top package, you get a free domainname. Only take it if you don't want to keep it when you leave as they charge a whopping £75 to transfer it if you do leave (bearing in mind you can get a domainname for £2.99 per year from elsewhere)
I know what I've posted above sounds negative about them, but I've been with them for 18 months on their top service and receive 13 - 14 mbps 24/7 with zero slowdown at night (with daughter on laptop on MSN etc, wife on laptop, son playing on his 360 online with his friends and me on my PC).
Wouldn't hesitate to return to them. Only left as I've got a virgin deal with their 50mb cable BB as part of my new TV,phone and BB package.Martin Lewis is always giving us advice on how to force companies to do things.
How about giving us advice on how to remove ourselves from any part of MoneySupermarket.com
I hereby withdraw any permission Martin might have implied he gave MoneySupermarket.com to use any of my data. Further more, I do not wish ANY data about me, or any of my posts etc to be held on any computer system held by MoneySupermarket.com or any business it has any commercial interests in.0
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