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..but what is the best Broadbnd package?
With these considerations -
*Xbox live - it runs fine on it
*Not extortionate
*Main use 5-10pm, but certainly daytime as well at points...
With these considerations -
*Xbox live - it runs fine on it
*Not extortionate
*Main use 5-10pm, but certainly daytime as well at points...
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Adslguide: [URL]www.adslguide.org.uk[/URL]
Silent Scope wrote:
> I mean [URL]www.adslguide.org[/URL]
:-D
Still getting used to it, eh?
> I mean [URL]www.adslguide.org[/URL]
:-D
Still getting used to it, eh?
oops maybe not
Freeola
I mean [URL]www.adslguide.org[/URL]
www.adslguide.org
I've got BT Broadband.
About £30 a month direct debit, but fast and reliable (24/7).
So actually it's cheaper than Bulldog, if you think about the time barriers.
Though Freeserve is what my friend has, and that's pretty much the same. Just with a nicer front page but far worse technical support.
Telewest and Tiscali have good services also, but I'm still looking. I'd like to update mine, to 1 Gig, at the moment I'm on 512.
I would say for gaming BT is the one. Because actally BT own all the Broadband lines, therefor they offer the best service.
Hope that helps.
About £30 a month direct debit, but fast and reliable (24/7).
So actually it's cheaper than Bulldog, if you think about the time barriers.
Though Freeserve is what my friend has, and that's pretty much the same. Just with a nicer front page but far worse technical support.
Telewest and Tiscali have good services also, but I'm still looking. I'd like to update mine, to 1 Gig, at the moment I'm on 512.
I would say for gaming BT is the one. Because actally BT own all the Broadband lines, therefor they offer the best service.
Hope that helps.
Decoy Octopus wrote:
> technofiles
Sorry, Technophobes
> technofiles
Sorry, Technophobes
Robotic cookie wrote:
> Decoy Octopus wrote:
> At least you can all get broadband
>
> *Sobs*
>
> I cant, our registrations are at 228 at the moment, but the trigger
> is 400.
>
> And thats with registering over 100 people from the phonebook...
Our Trigger is 500 yet only 300 people have signed up no-one else will. its like a town full of technofiles
> Decoy Octopus wrote:
> At least you can all get broadband
>
> *Sobs*
>
> I cant, our registrations are at 228 at the moment, but the trigger
> is 400.
>
> And thats with registering over 100 people from the phonebook...
Our Trigger is 500 yet only 300 people have signed up no-one else will. its like a town full of technofiles
Decoy Octopus wrote:
> Once Upon a Time there was a small town in East Suffolk which, does
> not have broadband capability yet the even smaller town 3 miles up
> the road does.
>
> The End
>
> Thats my story
*Sobs*
So buitiful *Sniff sniff*
> Once Upon a Time there was a small town in East Suffolk which, does
> not have broadband capability yet the even smaller town 3 miles up
> the road does.
>
> The End
>
> Thats my story
*Sobs*
So buitiful *Sniff sniff*
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