Who's best?

JS2006

Sorry, I'm tired so maybe this wont be as coherant as I think it is.

I'm moving and the house hasn't got any phoneboxes (they were in such disrepair they had to be removed)

I need Broadband access and also phone (won't use phone much at all)

I also realise this is the Internet board but to save making another post - I also would live TV

I had thought of going with Virgin (even though they didn't have sky) but now I'm not too keen but I also don't want a big ugly dish outside my house.

My questions are:

Who would you recommend based on my details

and

Does the installation fee include installing phone points etc ALSO if I was to go with Sky would I have to pay seperately for BT to install points?

Thanks

utilitybroker

If you took the Sky TV ,Talk, and Broadband deal yes you would need a BT Landline.

http://packages.sky.com/

BT would only provide or replace master socket not a series of extensions.

http://www.productsandservices.bt.com/consumerProducts/displayCategory.do?categoryId=CON-PHN-LN-R1&obsNoSee=Y&vStore=1128&BV_SessionID=@@@@0696278883.1175819079@@@@&BV_EngineID=ccccaddkikhmkflcflgcefkdffndflg.0&obsType=LINK&obsOID=112072&obsPage=/index.jsp

JS2006

Thanks for that utilitybroker.

I've heard rumours that Sky might have to bring prices down which would allow virgin to provide sky channels again. Is this true?

cheghead

I've heard rumours that Sky might have to bring prices down which would allow virgin to provide sky channels again. Is this true?[/QUOTE]

Recently switched to sky and so far very pleased. Only pay £5/month so if they reduce their prices they might start paying me for bb instead...that would be nice!