My apologies for misinterpreting your post.

Cuckoo also beats the Pulse8 dirt cheap call charges, though not that much call for landline calls these days, but a massive improvement over Zen call charges that I refuse to use, with my line just for delivering Broadband and the very rare incoming call, so another positive.
https://www.cuckoo.co/call-charges

FTTP £54.99 1 Gig down 175 Mbs Up interesting.
FTTP £39.99 Mbs down 115 Mbs 20 Mbs up not cheapest.

In reply to a post by flippery:

FTTP £54.99 1 Gig down 175 Mbs Up interesting.
FTTP £39.99 Mbs down 115 Mbs 20 Mbs up not cheapest.

115 up actually rather then 175. There’s no such product as 175 up on OR based FTTP. It’s not the throttled 220 product either.

£54.99 despite their claim that it’s reflective of the underlying Equinox offer isn’t particularly good either.

In reply to a post by Pheasant:

£54.99 despite their claim that it’s reflective of the underlying Equinox offer isn’t particularly good either.

It is cheaper than Zen, Aquiss and No One Internet.

For their 900/115 service:
- Cuckoo price is identical to BT
- Aquiss is a difference of £1.89 per month

Neither of those is claiming better prices reflective of the Equinox offer. They were pre-existing deals.

If we’re talking same wholesale network as Cuckoo:
- TalkTalk Fibre 150 is better bang for the buck compared to the Cuckoo 115/20 deal @ £39.99. TalkTalk is £10 a month less for more bandwidth.

Otherwise Sky offers four times the bandwidth on their UltrafastPlus 500 service for £5 more a month or for £5 less per month offers their 150 Mbps service.

In reply to a post by Pheasant:

For their 900/115 service:
- Cuckoo price is identical to BT
- Aquiss is a difference of £1.89 per month

Aquiss is only that difference while it offers £32.50 a month for 3 months, otherwise it is £10.01 a month more. While Aquiss still have their offer, they actually work out cheaper, as they do not charge a set-up fee.

So are you agreeing with me now 🤣

I'm with Cuckoo and have found them excellent.
Their Customers service is not farmed out, its in house. Using Zendesk software like 1000s of other companies

In reply to a post by ukwoody:

I'm with Cuckoo and have found them excellent.

Good to hear a positive review. I'd like to know more about who is providing the actual routing to the Internet. Are you comfortable posting the first three groups of your IP address? If not, when you use speedtest.net, what ISP name is shown on the bottom left beside your IP address? This, I think, maps by AS number only.