Broadband Service Provider

[pete917]

Having changed my broadband service provider a number of times, I have created a website that reviews the major providers in the UK.

Here's the link:

[wwxhttp://wwx.broadband-guide-uk.co.uk]Broadband[/url]

Hopefully this will prove helpful for people considering upgrading from dialup to Broadband, or for people looking to change their existing provider in order to get a better deal.

Regards
Peter

[Tyneman]

Thats great but you would need to have a lot more providers on.

I know one that's always missed off, because they don't advertise to save money.

The Utility Warehouse. or Telecom Plus.

Broadcall service combines broadband and telephone package is great.

[url]http://wwx.telecomplus.org.uk/carrington[/url]

Also do phone, mobiles and energy.

All on one monthly statement.

Cheap as chips

[pete917]

Thank you Tyneman,

My plan is to continue the list and Ill certainly look at your recommendation.

Thanks once again

Pete

[bill_adama]

hi peter,

i checked out ur website, and saw that u don't really have that many isp's. just as a tip, check out the other comparison sites like http://wwx.moneysupermarket.con/broadband/ to see just how many options are availble and what to include in ur website. i hope it helps

[pete917]

Thanks,

Will take a look and update my site. I have always intended to make it more and more comprehensive.

Thanks once again
Pete

[pete917]

I have now added "be" and am about to add "Virgin.net". Hopefully the list and reviews will keep growing. Meantime any suggestions please let me know.

[iamnotanumber]

Being very green in the mysteries of the internet, I have been asked to research alternatives to adsl to provide as close to 100% uptime as it is possible to get. Basically my employer wants access to a remote server 24/7 and for the most part this will be via the fixed copper wire and adsl. However in the event of this technology failing we need an immediate switchover to a back up. All the companies I am contacting just suggest an alternative isp but I believe this will just use the same wire and will not provide insurance against a mouse chewing the cable locally?
Any help or advice most welcome. Many thanks

[RichP]

I've just switched from BT to AOL and used [url]http://wwx.broadband-expert.co.uk[/url] which was quite informative![/url]

[guest1]

forget the service provider check this guaranteed site out

http://wwx.Xpango.con/?ref=90037540

[pete917]

I have added a speed checker.

[url]http://wwx.broadband-guide-uk.co.uk/broadband-speed-check.html[/url]