BT Finished contract

espresso

Sandy_Beech wrote: »

Sorry, i dont really want BT vision!! (as it need a dedicated outside airel) and have got sky hd....... ALSO its a new house and no outside airel!!!!
any further money i can scrape off just the broadband option!!!!!! or any furtehr assistance would be brill!! Thanks again buddy!!!

Why pay BT for broadband if you are subscribing to Sky? See here for more info. No brainer!

$am1965

We have just finished with BT and as my husband has an 02 contract phone, we have moved to O2 mobile (backed by Be Unlimited) at £7.50 a month 8 mgb
They will assess our speeds over the first month, and if they think we would benefit from the 16mgb at £10, they will email us

Sandy_Beech

espresso wrote: »

Why pay BT for broadband if you are subscribing to Sky? See here for more info. No brainer!

Yes looked at them and deff save money, however this seems really sad but its the messing around in swapping to them, and also with approx 3/4 faults over 2yrs and EXCELLENT supprort i really dont want to change, your probably thinking idiot waste your money then (in a nice way!) lol...But in this case service wins.... hands down.... BUT! Many many thanks for the advice!!

angelbreeze

well i have to agree i,ve been with bt for about 18 mths now,probably not the cheapest but i've had no problems at all.we've just gone wireless with the phone and hub,but not had the vision box,as we have freeview in the tv (mind you it's not bad for the recording i suppose )

espresso

Sandy_Beech wrote: »

Yes looked at them and deff save money, however this seems really sad but its the messing around in swapping to them, and also with approx 3/4 faults over 2yrs and EXCELLENT supprort i really dont want to change, your probably thinking idiot waste your money then (in a nice way!) lol...But in this case service wins.... hands down.... BUT! Many many thanks for the advice!!

Sorry I thought that this was a money saving forum! It's actually very easy to change ISP's as BT don't want to make life difficult for themselves and the MAC system works well in 99.9% of transfers. Personally I think that it's an urban myth that BT broadband is better than most of the hundred odd other providers but as a BT shareholder, I don't object to you paying though the nose for your "service".

:beer:

Drunkstar

To be fair I get very shuddery at the thought of LLU services. Stuff seems to go wrong all teh time on it, but thats from personal experiance. :P

Chocmonster7

I've just been arranging to move from BT to Sky, while trying to get a MAC code a lady at BT offered to drop my Option2 Broadband down from £22.99 a month to £14.99. So it's worth phoning up to get a code even if you then decide to take something they offer.