02 Broadband

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just wondering if anyone uses or has used 02 home broadband, considering getting it when i get my pc sorted as it seems very reasonably priced for the amount of things included. anyone have any opinions on it? Cheers in advance.
 
I have O2 broadband and its absolutely brilliant.

The initial setup was easy, but i found myself losing connection a couple of times aday, only for a second or so, but enough to irritate. O2 were great in adjusting the volume (?! or summat), and making sure I had maximum speed with minimum disruption. Now I have a constant service paying 1/3 of what i paid AOL for a faster speed.

I also get 100 free texts a month (pc to phone) which come in handy.

I couldnt have asked for more from this service, first rate and more than happy to recommend
 
We have just recently gone onto O2 Broadband and it's a lot better than the provider we had previously which was Bulldog/Pipex/Whatever. I also find the O2 staff extremely helpful.
 
Hi we have been on o2 Broadband since it was introduced and can honestly say we have had no problems with it at all. When we first set it up and had a few queries we found the customer service call centre very helpful, answered straight away AND they are english call centres too! Also, its a freephone number which always helps. o2 are also voted the fastest broadband provider in many web magazines each month. We were previously with orange and had nightmare problems with them...lost connection for days at a time, useless call centre and thats when you managed to get through!
 
What I liked as well was they charge you for the speed you are actually able to receive rather than charge you for a fast connection when you are never gonna receive that speed.

If I remember rightly, I signed for a 20mb connection, but was unable to receive more than 12mb consistently, so they charge me for a 10mb. Cant really say fairer than that lol
 
Oh and another thing. The changeover was incredibly smooth and simple. I'd been dreading it as I'd heard tales of woe when people changed to other ISPs
 
bt blow big time , they will never admit deliberatly slowing your connection down on teh phone when you ring to see why your speed has gone to that of 56k dial up but its in teh terms and conditions

no provider provides unlimited usage as they advertise and get around this by saying they have a fair usage policy which they enforce wether its needed or not

bulldog never once contacted me about downloading too much but they are now owned by the second worst company in the country tiscali so i left them and am now with bethere internet who are cheap and provide a 12mb connection and as of yet dont seem to mind how much i download

if you are a average user and dont want to downlaod music , movies , watch utube ,play xbox live or oline games etc then most companies are ok but if you want to use above average amounts of bandwidth then avoid BT at all costs or you will find your self waiting hours for things to download and unable to play online games especialy between 5pm and 11pm when they deliberatly restrict your internet
 
accyman said:
bt blow big time , they will never admit deliberatly slowing your connection down on teh phone when you ring to see why your speed has gone to that of 56k dial up but its in teh terms and conditions
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i've been with BT for as long as i've known you and other than the router keep going off i've never had any problems with it, well none that i can remember
 
Been with Virgin, Bulldog and BT and had problems with all - Switched to O2 and can't fault it - brilliant :D
 
I have to say it sounds like 02 will be getting my custom. nobody seems to have a bad word to say about them.
 
i can only agree with the above o2 users

i've been on it about a month and its fantastic!
 
No its not that expenisive for non o2. Besides you can send off for free o2 pay as you go sim cards, register it, and then get the discount on the broadband

**always thinking ;) **
 
onlyme said:
No its not that expenisive for non o2. Besides you can send off for free o2 pay as you go sim cards, register it, and then get the discount on the broadband

**always thinking ;) **
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Yeah, just looked it up £7.50 for o2 customers, £12.50 for non customers, you can use a payg to be classed as a customer but you have to put £10 on every 3 month, but thats £3.30 a month so really it costs you £15.80 for a non customer
 
K.S.H said:
Yeah, just looked it up £7.50 for o2 customers, £12.50 for non customers, you can use a payg to be classed as a customer but you have to put £10 on every 3 month, but thats £3.30 a month so really it costs you £15.80 for a non customer
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No, because if you topped up the £10 every month, you would be an O2 customer so it would be £10.80 a month including free unlimited texts to o2, with 10% on top up creditted to ur phone account every 3 months as well
 
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