Broadband
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Jack
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Me too.
Been with Virgin for years and regularly give them a ring to get the price reduced, which they do, but it quickly creeps up again. When I phoned them this time all they would offer was a fiver off. I'm the past it's been around £20 reducing it to £40.
Looking at BT and Now TV as an alternative.
Been with Virgin for years and regularly give them a ring to get the price reduced, which they do, but it quickly creeps up again. When I phoned them this time all they would offer was a fiver off. I'm the past it's been around £20 reducing it to £40.
Looking at BT and Now TV as an alternative.
EastMeetsWest
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Sky BB supetfast £27 that includes phone line.
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I binned my ‘complete’ Sky package over a year ago and saved a hundred quid a month.
Rely on my sons BT Sport code and His Netflix.
Recently took a short term deal on Now to see final series of GOT
NOW is definitely worth looking at for short term deals.
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- Dec 30, 2005
Youngest laddie who Ken’s these things says Virgin Media are tops for speed.
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- Sep 22, 2002
Thanks everyone.
It appears we.....that is the royal version.....have chosen EE.
Oddly enough, my missus has her mobile deal with them and the deal 'we' chose gives her an extra 5 GB p/m data on her phone.
No brainer she said.
I think she means me.......
It appears we.....that is the royal version.....have chosen EE.
Oddly enough, my missus has her mobile deal with them and the deal 'we' chose gives her an extra 5 GB p/m data on her phone.
No brainer she said.
I think she means me.......
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- Dec 30, 2005
BT are now EE. Due tae renew and couldnae be arsed wi all the fuckin about so phoned them tae carry on and I got the same deal. Just spent an hour and a half wi the gadgie tae set masel up wi EE. Had tae delete BT app and download EE app. If I knew there was gonni be this much hassle I probably wid have shopped around for a better deal.
Cvnts.
Cvnts.
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- Jun 27, 2002
Changed to virgin a year ago and speed is ridiculous something like 800mb
But as far as I can tell it’s not the jump forward it should be as the speed is largely governed by what it can be sent as from the host not what you can receive it at
But as far as I can tell it’s not the jump forward it should be as the speed is largely governed by what it can be sent as from the host not what you can receive it at
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- Dec 30, 2005
No sure how it works tbh but my laddie who knows about these things reckoned Virgin is the best. I was gonni get it when we moved here 5 years ago but BT was already in the hoose so I left it.
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- Dec 30, 2005
Your original post was a month before we moved tae where we are.
and shhhh but if I knew EH17Jimmy stayed so close I probably wid have stayed where I was
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Oi you. WE took you in gadgie.Your original post was a month before we moved tae where we are.
and shhhh but if I knew EH17Jimmy stayed so close I probably wid have stayed where I was
And I used virgin media as it's broadband is quite good.
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- Dec 30, 2005
The best, my laddie thinks.
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- Jun 28, 2002
I was the same, but cut my speed back a bit as I don’t need it. Saved a fair bit.
Still using the BT hub and seamless switch.
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- Nov 24, 2002
Did away with our landline and AOL/TalkTalk in October as it was so unreliable. Got a wee “dongle” with a SIM card from Vodafone for £30 a month and it’s been excellent, good streaming, fast download speeds and no relying on the landline any more.
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- Dec 30, 2005
Kept same as I have always had. She pays
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- Jun 18, 2022
I get broadband, telly (basic) and hoose phone (never used) for £44 a month then now but going up to £50 in April with VM