best ISP

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Originally Posted by Independent

o2 broadband / "Be Un Limited"

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o2 I can't go on

be there is not able in my exchange.

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Originally Posted by Jewish Bear

I'm with Virgin Media.

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Well done.

Don't get Virgin Media. I would recommend BeBroadband if its available in your area.

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Originally Posted by Stephen

Well done.

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Thanks. Although if you were a little brighter you would have seen the speed below @ 2.4MiB/sec which is saying that my speeds are good, therefore my ISP is good.

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Originally Posted by ebay

Don't get Virgin Media. I would recommend BeBroadband if its available in your area.

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i just said so many times in this thread that I can't get be... READ.

ordering sometime today

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Originally Posted by ebay

Don't get Virgin Media. I would recommend BeBroadband if its available in your area.

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i just said so many times in this thread that I can't get be... READ.

ordering sometime today

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Originally Posted by Jewish Bear

Thanks. Although if you were a little brighter you would have seen the speed below @ 2.4MiB/sec which is saying that my speeds are good, therefore my ISP is good.

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Until you've downloaded 3GB, then your throttled like hell.

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Originally Posted by Snex

Until you've downloaded 3GB, then your throttled like hell.

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Lol to 5Mbit sure. That's still 530~KiB/sec

I usually only download at night / early morning so I don't have to worry about the limits I just download till I'm done.

im with virgin media and they garentee there 8 - 10mb as they are slowly updating the exchages i pay for 8mb and atm i get 10mb ;)

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Originally Posted by 2fast2kwl

im with virgin media and they garentee there 8 - 10mb as they are slowly updating the exchages i pay for 8mb and atm i get 10mb ;)

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I will pay £10 if you can find anywhere it says that you are guarenteed 8mb - 10mb all of the time. Also, VM have never done a 8mb cable package and are updating 4mb > 10mb.

EDIT: VM also don't use BT Exchanges, they are FTTC (Fibre To the CURB). Co-Axel for the last bit before anyone comes along and tries to argue they are FTTH (Fibre To the Home).