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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 11-Jun-12 21:13:01
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best provider for my needs


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im looking for unlimited broadband as play xbox live and download quite a bit. not to bothered about contract lengths but needs fairly cheep.
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(deleted) Mon 11-Jun-12 22:27:29
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Can you do your downloading overnight, keeping the daytime fairly clear?
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(deleted) Mon 11-Jun-12 22:35:17
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Catch 22 there... cheap but unlimited usually means you pay peanuts, you get peanuts smile


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Standard User RobertoS
(sensei) Tue 12-Jun-12 00:05:55
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"Quite a bit" is a pretty useless specification. That could mean 30GB, 100GB, 500GB, or 2TB, depending on individual attitudes. Or anything in between or more or less. Also, the more "unlimited" the ISP's allowance you get, the higher the possibility of congestion messing up latency.

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(deleted) Tue 12-Jun-12 07:54:11
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What's your budget?
Standard User zyborg47
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Tue 12-Jun-12 08:26:06
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In reply to a post by Adsl24:
Catch 22 there... cheap but unlimited usually means you pay peanuts, you get peanuts smile


Blame Talk Talk and sky for that, they tell people they get unlimited for peanuts, which they may do, but then they block, slow down torrents and got a naff customer service.

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(deleted) Tue 12-Jun-12 10:07:29
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Thank god the smaller providers don't have to block torrent sites. First the big players get all the business then they become targeted for their own sucsess and start blocking torrent sites.
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(deleted) Tue 12-Jun-12 18:11:59
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i would say i download 100gb maybe more depending on how much i use xbox live most downloading done evening and day time currentley pay £12.50 for Sky Broadband llu unlimited
Standard User blinky
(committed) Wed 13-Jun-12 09:15:45
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Look at the FTTC Comparison Matrix linked in the post
Link to FTTC Matrix post.

If you are downloading 100Gb a month then Sky or BT Infinity Option 2 are probably the better value ones.
Standard User StephenTodd
(member) Wed 13-Jun-12 09:38:48
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Also depends on your use of p2p and of upload. If you use p2p a lot, BT (for who I have just opted) appear to be useless. If you want higher upload speeds, Sky will charge £30 per month, if they offer the service at all (they don't for me). My BT upload speed should be 19Mb, Sky could not offer better than 2Mb here.

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