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Reliable broadband Sky vs BT
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A&A also offer a SoHo package which gives you a better chance of of a more reliable connection(assuming that it's possible - there are caveats and conditions) but as said above it'll cost more than the run-of-th-mill SKY, TalkTalk, BT and Plusnet offerings and there's usually an up front charge as well.Never under estimate the power of stupid people in large numbers0
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Got to laugh at the A&A mention of BT backhaul when it's OR that maintain the lines not BT0
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BT .Open Reach is a subsidiary of BT Group .0
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Have a snigger at this thensouthsidergs said:Got to laugh at the A&A mention of BT backhaul when it's OR that maintain the lines not BT
BT Wholesale sells the service to ISPs and IPTV providers, who use it to provide ADSL services to customers over Openreach telephone lines. ... Datastream is the similar system where ISPs in the UK use BT equipment but use their own IP transport. BT Wholesale pays Openreach for access to the local loop and the exchange
Never under estimate the power of stupid people in large numbers0
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