Time to change ISP, but where to go?

baby_frogmella

normanmark wrote:

depends, with broadband you get what you pay for

the perfect company doesnt exist sadly

I completely agree...based on customer satisfaction (on https://www.adslguide.org.uk) i would say that IDNET and Zen are probably the best companies for broadband in terms of quality. They both offer up to 8Mb service for £24.99 p/m (i think with 30Gb download limit), not cheap but good quality.

Hope this helps

SMC_2

You could try Virgin, they are one of few who don't have a 12 month contract.

devizes18193

I know your not keen on primus ,but I've been with them 2 weeks with no probs since the the 1st day when i had a slight hitch logging on . unlimited downloads , no web space though , but are cheap as chips

volks400

i read somewhere AOL are doing no contract deal if migrating from somewhere else. how is there sevice as i have to migrate this month and i use xbox live and download freak.

thisisme_2

ace internet not limits good custumer service fast connection reasonablle price for what u want look for a previous post by me for more inf o http://aceinternet.co.uk/

greyster

I doubt you will find a quality ISP for under £20 which doesnt tie you in for a long time or is totally unknown with no history.

You sound quite picky about which ISP so I am assuming you are not a light user. Therefore based on the number of hours you use broadband perhaps the extra cost is justified to find a decent ISP.

I pay £25 for 1mb no caps and been with the same ISP for 3 years ... its a small ISP but I've had like 4 days downtime in total and I can get through to CS easily. I always feel my connection is 1mb and no restricted and P2P/online gaming is excellent.

If you manage to lower your costs by a few quid, make sure you consider the risk that they might not be as good as your previous one.

I like the concept of minimum term contracts because these ISPs have to work harder to keep custom. Mine is a 3 month contract with half price installation.

Fast24.co.uk is my ISP btw.