Allpay are a lot more expensive overall though for slower speed. Sure they're great if you have no other options, but I'd wait for fibre, personally.
Depends on what you mean by expensive and where you are. with the ISp i was with before All pay i was paying over £19 a month for a 3megabit service at best, not the fault of the ISp, just the way ADSL works. i now get a 5 megabit service for less, i can update that to 10 megabit for another tenner a month.
Also don't forget I am now not paying £12-£14 a month on top for a phone line and phone service that I hardly use.
Sure I could have waited for fibre and with the ISp i could stay at the same price of just under £20 a month, but their service only have a 15Gb usage in peak times, to get more usage I would have to pay more and I would still have to pay for a phone line on top.
Ok if I went for sky, Bt or the dreaded Talk Talk I could it a bit cheaper , but again I would still be paying more than I am paying with All pay because I would still be paying for a phone service.
Also not being funny, but why do I need 40 Mb/s for? i bet a lot of people who get fibre will never use it full bandwidth, it is fine if you got a family with multiple computers and devices, but most people don't need 40 mb/s
We will see how well they do, but as been said before, Bt is having a hard time in some places getting people onto fibre as they are happy with what they got.
I am not saying i will never go for fibre, you never know what happens in the future, I got a 2 year contract with all pay, which i was a bit worried about, but two years will go quick, i never realised I was with my last ISp for over 2 years.
The other reason why I don't want fibre at the moment is because I like the idea of being away from Bt network, be it phone or broadband, I hate Bt with a vengeance and the thought of paying them money directly or indirectly fills me with horror.
Talk Talk is no better either, both are useless.
Adrian
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