BT Wholesale or LLU?

jrbarnes9

Hi,

I'm just about to move into a new build and need a fast and reliable broadband connection as I will often need to work from home through my company's network via a VPN (not remote desktop).

I've just searched the postcode on samknows.com and it seems that my only options are adsl via BT wholesale, or TalkTalk (CPW). (See below)

Can anyone give me any advice on this? As we still need to get a phone line connected to the house by BT, it's impossible to know the speed of the line we'll have, so I have no idea what ISP I should be looking to use.

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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Broadband availability overview
ADSL: Yes
SDSL: No
LLU services: Yes
Cable: No
Wireless: No

BT Wholesale information
ADSL status: Enabled as of 10/12/2003
ADSL Max status: Enabled as of 31/03/2006
SDSL status: Not available
21CN WBC status: Not available
FTTC status: Not available

Wireless broadband availability
LTT Broadband: Not available
Now Wireless: Not available
OnLincolnshire: Not available
Urban Wimax: Not available
Kijoma: Not available
EMNET Notts: Not available
Orbital / VFast: Not available

Cable broadband availability
Virgin Media: Not available
Smallworld Media: Not available

LLU operator presence
AOL: Not available
O2 / Be: Not available
C&W / Bulldog: Not available
Edge Telecom: Not available
Entanet: Not available
Lumison: Not available
NewNet: Not available
Node4: Not available
Orange: Not available
Pipex: Not available
Sky / Easynet: Not available
Smallworld: Not available
TalkTalk (CPW): Enabled
Tiscali: Not available
Tiscali TV: Not available
WB Internet: Not available
Zen Internet: Not available

Ofcom Classification
Market 2
Two or three 'principal' operators provide broadband services at this exchange.

spike7451

Put your new postcode into this & it'll tell you your approximate speed:
http://www.btwholesale.com/pages/static/Community/Broadband_Community/Coverage/ADSL_Availibility_Checker.html#