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Originally Posted by awibble
My sugestion would be to get cable for a month and see what its like, it will cost you a little extra, but at least you will know before you switch. Maybe you could also talk to CS and they may give you a discount to try it.
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Thanks. I'll have a word with CS, but the website says you have to sign up for a year!
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Originally Posted by Sirpingalot
In my experience, cable will always be superior to ADSL. Though, it would depend on what you wanted to use the service for.
If you are just a casual user who generally just browses the net and does not run high bandwidth applications, then by all means, go for the cheaper option - ADSL.
But if you do require high bandwidth, perhaps for large downloads that would not implement major performance impeding caps (10mbit/s service caps to 5mbit after a while of downloading constantly but resumes normal operation the following day) then cable is definately the best option. Or perhaps say, you wished to use the connection for gaming, then again, you'd want cable; due to the lower latency.
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I don't require high bandwidth, but combining my current TV/Phone, broadband and BT charges is cheaper with the £30 package. It's the reliability/customer service aspect that I'm concerned about.