Best Fibre Optic Broadband
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greaseoyster
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Hi,
First post on MSE. I was wondering if anyone could help me choose a good fibre optic broadband provider. I'm looking for around a 30Mb download speed, since we'll be using both internet browsing and Netflicks.
Thanks in advance
GO
First post on MSE. I was wondering if anyone could help me choose a good fibre optic broadband provider. I'm looking for around a 30Mb download speed, since we'll be using both internet browsing and Netflicks.
Thanks in advance
GO
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My latest experience:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=56599497&postcount=16
From my personal experience and from the many comments of others on this, and other, websites most ISPs are quite good - UNTIL things start going awry, then they just seem to be incapable of resolving even the simplest problem. When I say "incapable" I really mean that they just can't be bothered to even try !
When you get to this stage all you can really do is move - again...............0 -
I would say for now its Virgin media0
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greaseoyster wrote: »Hi,
First post on MSE. I was wondering if anyone could help me choose a good fibre optic broadband provider. I'm looking for around a 30Mb download speed, since we'll be using both internet browsing and Netflicks.
Thanks in advance
GO
You could try Virgin Media (and before anyone starts to mock, I've not had any problem with them, that's why I'm saying that you could try them as their fibre optic speeds are consistent.) Also the best thing is even though virgin media have a download thing in place where if you download a certain amount of data they cap your speed to half. For example if you have 30mb internet, half of 30 is 15mb but for me I've hardly noticed the cap being put in place whilst I'm downloading large amount of data as it's always a fast, reliable connection.
You could try using BT's service but their prices are ridiculous the last time I checked.0 -
It depends what is available in your area. Start with a exchange search on https://www.samknows,com
Essentially, your options are either VM cable service (if available) or otherwise BT Infinity or a BT reseller such as Plusnet. The speed you'll get is dependent on what either of these can give you, use the speed testers on each website.No free lunch, and no free laptop0 -
My Virgin "60Mb" connection gives me about 21 Mb, according to one of the speed checkers.0
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My virgin media "60Mb" gives me around about the following every time I try speedtest.net :
http://www.speedtest.net/result/2252116434.png0 -
Postcode it here & use the tabs at the top to see whats available
http://beta.broadbandchoices.co.uk/SO... now England its the Scots turn to say dont leave the UK, stay in Europe with us in the UK, dont let the tories fool you like they did us with empty lies... You will be leaving the UK aswell as Europe0 -
I can recommend Sky's Fibre. I have had no issues whatsoever and the speed is very consistent (I regularly max out my connection when downloading).0
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