Thread: Best ISP
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Old 07-03-2005, 20:26   #4
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Re: Best ISP

Now you are asking Trouble is "best value" probably means a lot to different people. I'd hate to single out a specific ISP.

I'd steer clear of Tiscali only cos they seem to be going down the bad routes of ntl threatening customers, etc. Wanadoo are probably not a lot better. Bulldog have had a lot of bad press too. AOL can be quite good, if you like all the extra software, kiddie protection etc, but then you are often tied to their email client.

I suppose you are looking at ISPs like Plusnet, Nildram, etc, but many of these are also going down the capping route
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