I've bit the bullet.

After my long drawn out saga with Talktalk for 6 months where they proved to be as useful as a chocolate fire guard, I have bit the bullet and decided to move over to AA.
In fact, at this moment it os only because of the help of AA support that I am even in the position to enjoy the upcoming FTTC service I hope to get!

See here:http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/fibre/f/4384066-issues-with-new-cabinet-installation.html?page=1

I have been impressed with all Ive seen and heard, and as a high user, I need a reliable service and a company that delivers, and after much checking, AA seem to be the company. The only downside I suppose is cost, but If I get the speed and the service, I think it will be worth spending for me what will be an extra £30 -£35 a month for stability. Lets see how it goes. Installation T minus 7 days and counting

Welcome to A&A! If you don't use the phone line for outgoing calls, then moving that to us may save a few pounds - just a thought. Let us know if you need more info though.

Hi Paul Ive also bit the bullet and I am now with A&A the support and banter is brill and the control panel is mind blowing!

I also have just a line with OCB and ICB in effect (so no calls either way) which was lifted for testing but is back on here now (recorded message on there to tell them so)

welcome and enjoy!

Edited by AAuser27 (Wed 22-Apr-15 15:47:10)

HI Paul so you should have been installed by now - how is it?

I am loving the whole experience with A&A so far.

Install tomorrow, between 8am -1pm. Looking forward to it.

Hope your happy with your connection.


A&A appear to be a very good choice for those super light bandwidth home users, or businesses who want added reliability.


I average around 300-400GB per month, which would end up costing me £150-200 on A&A, thanks but no thanks!

I chose Sky FTTC (£20/month) for a completely unlimited connection, and I'm able to max out my line any time of the day.

In reply to a post by dave2150:

I average around 300-400GB per month, which would end up costing me £150-200 on A&A, thanks but no thanks!

We don't aim to be the cheapest, but just to clarify - our "Home::1" tariff with 300GB/month on FTTC would be £55/month, INC VAT (not including the PSTN line, which we can provide for an additional £10/month if required)

All the best everyone

Install went in at 8am this morning. A quick reconfigure of my Apple Airport Extreme and wham!!

Engineer was getting a full 80/20 signal on his test gear from my hallway. I've just run the test and this is what Im showing
[IMG]http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh242/Pauli363/43...[/IMG]
Delighted! I am sure it will even out over the next few days. Am I likely to see a fall or an increase?

Edited by Pauli1 (Tue 28-Apr-15 09:19:27)

I wouldn't call my usage super lightweight. I signed up for 200gb per month at £45. As Andrew says above, its £55 for 300gb. You must be looking at the old tariffs.

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