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yeti
06-Oct-2004, 19:56
Now that I can finally get ISDN in the stix, am looking to change my ISP.

Pipex looks good on price but apparantly their customer servive is crap.
Biscit look good on price except for an extra fiver if you want newsgroups - sounds like a rip to me.
Clara net looks good but is HUGELY expensive.
Anybody got any experience of Virgin or anyone else for that matter?

chris.p
06-Oct-2004, 20:52
Try Wanadoo, I am on the snail version at the moment but will be upgrading to broadband, the prices are good & service is not to bad.

Chris.:roll:

rockhopper
06-Oct-2004, 20:54
Wanadoo, 1mb, free connection etc, 2gb a month for £17.99

rockhopper
06-Oct-2004, 20:54
Oh and Yeti, check what the penalities are if you move house during your 12 month contract.

Harv748
06-Oct-2004, 21:53
Zen...trouble free/no hang-ups for 18 months, easy to set-up, quick, great customer service and no contract.

Jasper
06-Oct-2004, 22:27
Plus-net.Never failed yet.

Totto
07-Oct-2004, 00:17
Plus net !!!
Putter on 24/7 online & downloading (Free Demo Software;))

Never had a problem yet !!!

Check all the ISP's out here

http://www.adslguide.org.uk/

Harv748
07-Oct-2004, 10:08
Looking at that guide and comparison chart..which is very useful...Zen kicks butt!

Ian
07-Oct-2004, 11:09
plus.net 100%

JPM
07-Oct-2004, 11:51
ISDN or ADSL?

yeti
07-Oct-2004, 19:43
OK, next question. I've looked at the one's suggested, but none of them seem to offer newsgroup access. Is it better to pay for this seperately, or go for an ISP that includes it such as Biscit?

rockhopper
07-Oct-2004, 21:22
Wanadoo have news group access, i'm sure tesco do as well.

rockhopper
07-Oct-2004, 21:24
If they dont include it you can always get it though deja news or whatever its called this week.

My new wanadoo broad band access works just the same as my old dial up, i use outlook express for mail and news - no change at all, just faster!

yeti
07-Oct-2004, 22:06
Where do you get your newsgroups from? Can't see any reference to them on the Wannadoo site.

rockhopper
07-Oct-2004, 22:12
Not too sure what you mean Yeti. The news server is at news.freeserve.com and it works through Outlook express.

I'm not an internet buff i'm afraid!

guest1
07-Oct-2004, 22:52
www.ispreview.co.uk

JPM
08-Oct-2004, 11:21
Have a look at freedom2surf

Pretty cheap, static IP, if you need that, plus quite a few other bits!