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Standard User Quaid
(newbie) Mon 07-Apr-08 13:58:59
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Looks like BT then :(


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Hi all,

http://www.samknows.com/broadband/exchange/NDLIN

Thats my exchange, or will be when I move to the new place. Basically, I am stuck with BT right?

I am a heavy user, I play online games and watch TV over the 'net as well. They ain't going to like me are they?

Any tips from existing users?

Thanks

Q
Standard User sjr
(experienced) Mon 07-Apr-08 14:22:44
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Re: Looks like BT then :(


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In reply to:

Thats my exchange, or will be when I move to the new place. Basically, I am stuck with BT right?



No, you can pick any ISP that uses the BT Wholesale network, in other words just about every ISP in the country all bar a few.

Regards,
Steve
Standard User Quaid
(newbie) Mon 07-Apr-08 14:30:39
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Re: Looks like BT then :(


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Is that right? cool... (And thanks!)

My PostCode will be rh7 6ah - This is the result;

BT ADSL broadband availability
You are connected to the Lingfield telephone exchange.

ADSL is available in your area
Your exchange is also enabled for ADSL Max services

According to BT Wholesale, houses at your postcode should be able to support a 6.5Mbps or greater ADSL connection via ADSL Max.

Standard ADSL RAG results:
You can receive 2Mbps ADSL
You can receive 1Mbps ADSL
You can receive 512Kbps ADSL
You can receive 256Kbps ADSL

You are approximately 465 metres from the exchange. Note that this is the straight line distance - the actual cable length will be longer!


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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 07-Apr-08 17:03:58
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Re: Looks like BT then :(


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Yes you can go to any ISP that uses the BT IPstream product.

I would suggest an entanet reseller such as ADSL24
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 07-Apr-08 18:30:19
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Re: Looks like BT then :(


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You can use any IPStream ISP e.g. AOL, Tiscali, BT Retail, Plusnet, Orange, Talk Talk, Virgin Media, ADSL24, IDNET, Sky, Zen to name but a few!!!

As for BT Retail whos forum you have posted this thread in I don't think they will mind that usage. Sounds very similar to myself and I have a good experience, with little to no slowdown. Online gaming is good with BTR as they use Central Plus from BT Wholesale which provides them with good if not the best pings around. As for online TV it will be fine with most ISP's well I say most just ones that ask for a decent amount of money each month and don't do a Tisali .

How much are you downloading a month? I must do around 50GBish maybe a bit more each month and have Option 3.

Oh and another thing if you get BT TBB make sure you take the �30 Vision offer its a freeview PVR which can always come in handy. Also means you get to use the Newcastle technical help desk for any issues. They are superb.

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