Which router would people recommended?
Netgear Rangemax 150
Or
Netgear WNR2000

Thanks

I just got a new Buffalo Airstation Nfiniti WHR-G300Nv2 off Amazon for £23.56 delivered. Seems great so far. Just my laptop doesn't support a two-channel link so 130kbps is my best wireless connection speed.

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In reply to a post by eddie1150:

You dont price match do you haha
Also your off peak, is that unlimited?
Thanks

We don't price match as everything is carefully worked out, however we don't charge a setup fee which will save you at least £50, if not more. I'm not aware of any other ISP who does free setup atm.

Our off-peak is indeed unlimited.

BT has no setup charge. Without looking, I can tell they're cheaper than you too.

Edited by orly (Sun 20-Feb-11 02:03:09)

In reply to a post by orly:

BT has no setup charge. Without looking, I can tell they're cheaper than you too.

Not everything is about price, for everyone..

It is for me, however i would pay anything not to be with BT.... morons!

Indeed. It's best to dismiss the ignorant BT fanboys.

In reply to a post by Zadeks:

Indeed. It's best to dismiss the ignorant BT fanboys.

I accept BT Retail are good at what they do, it's just not what we do

In reply to a post by Zadeks:

Indeed. It's best to dismiss the ignorant BT fanboys.

For some reason my company INSIST on dealing with these idiots. And after a recent office move, they have hopefully seen the error of their ways! It took me 2 weeks on the phone to BT business to get them to do what they needed to do in the first place!

In reply to a post by orly:

BT has no setup charge. Without looking, I can tell they're cheaper than you too.

According to this Infinity Option 1 has a £50 setup fee, or with a Calls bundle it is £25. Only the Option 2 ones are free. All are 18-month contracts.

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In reply to a post by orly:

BT has no setup charge. Without looking, I can tell they're cheaper than you too.

According to this Infinity Option 1 has a £50 setup fee, or with a Calls bundle it is £25. Only the Option 2 ones are free. All are 18-month contracts.

But realistically...who, being sensible, is going to take a 40GB limit?