Matrix guide to FTTC ISPs

Further to Yarwells idea in the other thread, I created an initial mockup matrix of the various ISPs. I've now changed it to have the ISPs down the side to allow for more compact viewing.

Both myself and Yarwell are able to edit this online at Google Docs. I'm happy to add anyone else who isn't a time-waster to the list of editors so that, in collaboration, it can be updated or errors fixed. If you want access, PM me or leave a message on this thread. You need some sort of Google account from the looks of it to get access.

The list can be viewed online @ http://bit.ly/f3il0d

Feel free to point out any errors or ideas on how it could be improved.

Thanks

BT Business options are missing.

http://business.bt.com/broadband-and-internet/intern...

You also need to indicate if prices are inc/ex VAT

As it says, it's not an exhaustive list. Hoping others will be interested in adding to it where necessary.

All prices are with VAT or VAT added. Could split it into 2 sheets, one for home and one for business and have the business list exc. VAT?

Edited by orly (Wed 09-Mar-11 17:43:49)

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Is Timico 24 month contract ? http://www.timico.co.uk/soho/ip_connectivity/fibre_b...

I've tweaked it on that basis, put the 50 GB across both peak and off-peak and added the per GB extra column.

Is the single GB allowance clear in its meaning ?

Yes, seems better that way.

Actually watched you doing it in realtime. Nifty site is Google Docs.

Could split it into 2 sheets, one for home and one for business and have the business list exc. VAT?

that would make sense. Perhaps a price break between business and residential too for those suppliers with a single (expensive) offering ?

I don't like the split columns, makes filtering impossible.

suggestions ? Having N/A in one of the columns isn't correct IMHO. It's hardly of a size where filtering is necessary TBH.

must have been a bad post !