Internet

[theecspec]

I thought I would see who people are giving their money to to post on this forum.

After choosing your speed, let us know who your ISP is, and what tariff you are on and why.

You never know, we might be able to save each other some money!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[theecspec]

I'm with Pipex 512 ASDL paying £23.50 per month, on a 12 month contract.

I new I was oging to be at this address for at least a year, so this being the fastest (Source:ADSLguide.org) and cheapest, I was left with no choice!!!!!

[Daedalus]

all well and good, but what about ISDN?
We use a dual-channel ISDN line capable of 128k when both lines are dialed up, but that costs alot more and instead we just use the two lines seperatley as two 64k connections.

[theecspec]

I decided not to put ISDN on.

There are only a small number of businesses left with this technology and together with a faximile you have to fork out three lots of line rental; and because of the frequencies it uses up in the lines, you can't have Broadband, which is cheaper and a hell of a lot faster.

I can't imagine there being a lot of new customers for ISDN in the past 12 months, the current users are straglers from the old BT Highway days.

[nick]

BT Broadband - £28 a month, paid quarterly on the BT phone bill.

[krug3r]

BT OpenWorld here same as Nick above no probs so far :)

[Daedalus]

The reason we have ISDN is because we can't broadband out here, yet.
And there are'nt three subscription charges as far as I know. You pay for it as the BT Home Highway package and then pay any extra for your own ISP's.

[bart]

i've got cable at a max of 30MB and my provider will increase it up to 81MB begin 2005.
telenet is one of the fastest in europe
49euro a month for 10G of downloading :)