Which broadband provider

NiftyDigits

skintsaver wrote: »

Congratulations, you are in a broadband enabled area.
Click here to compare packages available to you.
However, there is another service on your phone line (e.g. ADSL, LLU, DACS, etc) that would prevent you from ordering a new ADSL connection.
The following services are available in your location:

BT Wholesale ADSL
BT Wholesale ADSL Max
AOL LLU
TalkTalk (CPW) LLU
Sky Broadband
Please select the options on the left for more information about broadband availability at your location.

» Compare Broadband packages and prices at this postcode. Click here
» Confused about what's available to you? Click here



This is the othe checker one as well




Featured Products

Downstream Line Rate(Mbps)

Upstream Line Rate(Mbps)

Downstream Range(Mbps)

Availability Date

ADSL Max Up to 1.5 -- 0.75 to 3.5 Available
Fixed Rate 0.5 -- -- Available

Sky does not indicate LLU as you suggested earlier.

Remember the instruction....?

all under Summary, then BT ADSL and then LLU xDSL.

Either way, since you are with AOL, you may well be able to qualify as a new customer with talk talk and be eligible for cashback and whatever new deals are on offer. Also in this case, your speeds should remain the same as you will still benefit from LLU.
All that's left is for someone to seek out the best current value for you, with TalkTalk.

burgensteen

Yesterday I signed up to Plusnet unlimited broadband & telephone (with weekend and evening calls) on a 12 month contract for approx £80.
If you go through Quidco then type plusnet in the search box then click on their referral and sign up to one of the packages on offer you receive £120 cashback.
BE QUICK AS THE OFFER ENDS TODAY.
Hope this is some help to you guys:j

jem16

NiftyDigits wrote: »

Sky does not indicate LLU as you suggested earlier.

Neither does my exchange and I know it is LLU for Sky as I was on it. However clicking through LLU xDSL as you suggest does show Sky there so it must be the way it's shown.

Either way, since you are with AOL, you may well be able to qualify as a new customer with talk talk and be eligible for cashback and whatever new deals are on offer. Also in this case, your speeds should remain the same as you will still benefit from LLU.
All that's left is for someone to seek out the best current value for you, with TalkTalk.

If Sky is also LLU personally I'd go with them over TalkTalk.

jem16

burgensteen wrote: »

Hope this is some help to you guys:j

Apart from the fact that you're not meant to be offering referral on this board, it won't help the OP to sign up to PlusNet as their speed would drop from what they're getting now.

NiftyDigits

skintsaver wrote: »

Congratulations, you are in a broadband enabled area.
Click here to compare packages available to you.
However, there is another service on your phone line (e.g. ADSL, LLU, DACS, etc) that would prevent you from ordering a new ADSL connection.
The following services are available in your location:

BT Wholesale ADSL
BT Wholesale ADSL Max
AOL LLU
TalkTalk (CPW) LLU
Sky Broadband
Please select the options on the left for more information about broadband availability at your location.

» Compare Broadband packages and prices at this postcode. Click here
» Confused about what's available to you? Click here



This is the othe checker one as well




Featured Products

Downstream Line Rate(Mbps)

Upstream Line Rate(Mbps)

Downstream Range(Mbps)

Availability Date

ADSL Max Up to 1.5 -- 0.75 to 3.5 Available
Fixed Rate 0.5 -- -- Available

It's nice that you have thanked me, but it would still be informative to see the extra detail requested.

burgensteen

Jem16. I have removed the referral from my post so as not to offend but I believe I am indeed able to post referral links in this forum.
If you look at Martins referral board post point 1 is:

i. If you get a referral benefit - you must declare it:
If possible indicate how you gain.

I believe I did this in full.
Please do not take this as a complaint at all as I have only posted a few posts and am unsure of how to interpret some of the rules and just trying to clarify.:)

Also one of the offers Plusnet are offering via Quidco is for fibre.
Apologies if I offended anyone...Just trying to pass on helpful info that could save money.

jem16

burgensteen wrote: »

Jem16. I have removed the referral from my post so as not to offend but I believe I am indeed able to post referral links in this forum.

You are indeed allowed to offer referrals but they have to be in the Referrals board and not the Broadband board. Perhaps I didn't make that bit clear to you.

This is the Referrals board;
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=42

Please do not take this as a complaint at all as I have only posted a few posts and am unsure of how to interpret some of the rules and just trying to clarify.:)

To clarify - the Forum refers to all sections and board refers to specific areas of the forum. That was why I said you cannot post referral links in this board as they must be in the Referral board.

Also one of the offers Plusnet are offering via Quidco is for fibre.
Apologies if I offended anyone...Just trying to pass on helpful info that could save money.

Quidco cashback offers had already been discussed quite a few posts back and it was also mentioned that cashback is never guaranteed. It appeared that the whole point of your post was to seek a referral.

burgensteen

Jem16, Thanks for explaining in a polite professional & constructive manner.
Very much appreciated.:)