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Need fibre optic broadband
thelawnet
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I currently use Post office broadband and phone and get around 6mbit. I would like a faster package.
I don't have or want any tv package.
I would like an unlimited broadband package.
I can get fibre optic, I would prefer to avoid BT and wonder who has a good price?
I don't have or want any tv package.
I would like an unlimited broadband package.
I can get fibre optic, I would prefer to avoid BT and wonder who has a good price?
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What are your LLU options? Do an exchange search on www.samknows.com to find out. If available LLU, Sky is the obvious FTTC option. Otherwise look at non-LLU options such as Plusnet. All will be cheaper than BT.
Or are you in a VM cable area?No free lunch, and no free laptop
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Don't want vm tv, just phone and broadband.
The following services are available in your location:
BT Wholesale ADSL
BT Wholesale ADSL Max
BT Wholesale WBC (21CN)
BT Wholesale SDSL
BT FTTC
AOL LLU
O2 / Be LLU
Bulldog LLU
TalkTalk (CPW) LLU
Sky Broadband / Easynet LLU
Pipex LLU
Tiscali LLU
Tiscali TV (via Tiscali LLU)
Virgin Media (Cable)
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EE seem to have a reasonable price. Are they good?0
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You can take a VM service with just phone and broadband, the TV isn't compulsory (though the pricing is heavily weighted to encourage you to take a triple play bundle).
Your LLU options are Sky or TalkTalk.
EE is just a resold BT Wholesale product.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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Just contacted EE, they said they could install 29th November.
Seems quite a long wait.0 -
probably openreach install anyway so standard lead timeEx forum ambassador
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3-4 weeks is a perfectly normal leadtime.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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