hitman_hatton1 wrote:jamesmcdonnell wrote:NO!!!!
BT are the best broadband service provider by some distance, they may be expensive, but bear in mind that most of the other broadband providers use BT engineers to do installations, so BT have the expertise.
DO NOT go with Sky, they haven't a clue what they are doing, they don't have the expertise to handle it, and their speeds are absolutely terrible by all accounts, if you are lucky enough to get service from them!
i was tempted to go with sky cos of there prices.
it was only the fact that they haven't gotten around to our area yet that i decided against it.
BT have been very reliable since i got it.
i had some activation problems at the start that was all.
Oh dear.
I've started having problems with BT. My activation date was the 30th May, and now on the 7th June, still no connection! The equipment only turned up yesterday, a week late, but no internet connection, and told by BT that there is a fault at the exchange.
What is worrying about this, is that when I was with Sky, they kept telling me there was a problem at the exchange as well, and I suspect it's the same problem which sky were unable to rectify, which was apparently something to do with a new card having exceeded it's capacity at the exchange.
I have now been trying to get broadband for 5 BLOODY MONTHS! This is utterly ridiculous, it's not like I live in the lake district, I'm in frigging brixton for christ's sake!