What do you make of these?

Due to increase costs, i have decided to look into bundles. I have two that I were looking at and just wondered what others experiences are of these?

Here they are.
https://www.yourcalls.net/Features/Broadband/Default...

http://www.thephone.coop/residential/broadband

I called co-op and asked who supplies there LLU. They said they cold not tell me that or they would lose the contract. So anyone know who is the LLU supplier?

I bet it's talk talk. Don't know if the wholesale is ok as the retail is not good.

Not sure who supplies the LLU provision worth having a look at maybe,

https://www.utilitywarehouse.co.uk/home/broadcall/

also check out > http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/utilities/


Harry

Thanks but moneysaving is how i found out about yourcalls.
I used to use utility warehouse many years ago and they are poor.

That is why I am looking at smaller providers. SKY and that lot am not interested in.
Someone must know who supplies co op with broadband.

If you mean The Phone Co-op have a read of this > mse

Thank you for the link.

So looks like i will have to change my phone number, from what that says. The broadband is from talk talk, as I though it maybe.

I assume talk talk wholesale, is nothing like going with talk talk direct?
£23 is a good price fro phone and broadband.

Wonder if you can use 18185 on that service?

In reply to a post by Anonymous:

£23 is a good price fro phone and broadband.

Not as good as just going to TalkTalk direct.

And their BB only is very dear, £14.45 for 5 GB pm limit, and it operates at only up to 8 Meg

That is why you need to take the line rental and broadband package together.

In reply to a post by Anonymous:

That is why you need to take the line rental and broadband package together.

Are you aware of the problems and cost of leaving a Full LLU deal such as that?

The line ceases to qualify as a "BT line" that all other ISPs except Sky Full LLU require. You are faced with a possibly costly exercise getting it back to a phone supplier where it does so qualify, then probable loss of broadband for 1-2 weeks and a possible broadband setup charge.

In reply to a post by XRaySpeX:

And their BB only is very dear, £14.45 for 5 GB pm limit, and it operates at only up to 8 Meg

Additional ADSL filter £6. [guffaw].
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Micro-Filter-Broadband-ADSL-... with free p & p.