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Which is best BT/Plus Net or Sky Fibre-Vodafone Fibre ending soon?

philng
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My Vodafone Fibre package ends 11th July and it hasn't been great with lots of drop outs when watching even catch up TV.
Have had SSE Fibre before & again wasn't great and prior to that SKY non fibre which I don't remember being as bad as Vodafone.
I can get BT/Plus Net or Sky FIBRE all around the £22 to £23 mark.
Which one would you choose?
Have had SSE Fibre before & again wasn't great and prior to that SKY non fibre which I don't remember being as bad as Vodafone.
I can get BT/Plus Net or Sky FIBRE all around the £22 to £23 mark.
Which one would you choose?
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I'd check your set up before just jumping to another provider, or the problem is likely to simply follow you to another contract.0
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As above as they all use Openreach cabling to your home .
Dropouts what has the ISP said ??0 -
Are the drop outs via WiFi or a wired connection? I'd go for the Sky fibre rather than ADSL at that price regardless.0
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I would go with Sky.
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Basic question unanswered .
Drop outs over wifi ??0 -
wrong wifi channel ?0
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yes over WIFI and tried both channels Vodafone advised via the app but same thing applies.0
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I can get BT/Plus Net or Sky FIBRE all around the £22 to £23 mark.
Which one would you choose?
I'd pay more to get a proper ISP and not look at the price..Proud member of the wokerati, though I don't eat tofu.Home is where my books are.Solar PV 5.2kWp system, SE facing, >1% shading, installed March 2019.Mortgage free July 20230 -
onomatopoeia99 wrote: »
I'm fairly sure all three of those are ISP's ('proper' ISP makes no sense).
If you mean an overpriced ISP then I can't see what you're paying double (or whatever the price may be) for over any of them three at least.0
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