Hi there - our wee village gets broadband on 11th Aug and I'm thinking of
going with BT - £29.99 for 1MB with 30meg/month cap.
I subscribe to Easynews at the moment - is it fairly easy to change over
the settings to BT? I imagine nothing should change within my XNews
settings and I should carry on as normal - am I right in this assumption?

Is the BT package a good deal?

Does the fact that my village is so small and few people will sign up to
broadband mean I should get fast download speeds as I'll get the line
almost to myself?

Many thanks
Steve

SteveB <stev@nn.com> wrote:

Don't

Yes
No

You would be better off goinf for almost any other provider, with no cap.

Have a browse around www.adslguide.org at look at the choice available and the
support, price, features on offer.


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john wrote:

Try an independent site www.broadband-help.org where you will get better
deals. Look at Bulldog where you can get 2Mbps for £19.99 and 4Mbps in
central London for the same price.

BT do not give you domain forwarding or a fixed IP address either the last I
heard.

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Thanks for all the advice folks - I'll have a look at the weekend and see
what's what.

cheers
Steve