anyone have any ideas for a new broadband provider for me
Kind of depends what providers are available to you. More detail needed.
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You can get cheap broadband, you can get fast broadband, and you can get good customer service.
You canāt get fast broadband with good customer service at a cheap price.
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im based in east london
This question is far too vague as is where you live.
What providers are available to you, what speeds, what do you use broadband for, what are you looking for from a āgoodā provider?
One line answers isnāt going to help us to help you.
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all I asked was for broadband providers didnāt ask any one for good speeds just provider
put your postcode in 
thanks mate
Vodafone are excellent have to say. Great value and very reliable.
Be careful with smaller providers with small prices they often donāt have the capacity to match - especially at peak times.
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Thereās always wet rope, itās not very quick but Iād bet itās probably cheap and available everywhere
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Late to this but definitely need to contribute as broadband is a key area for many. I think there is a way to find out broadband providers, like a search engine but canāt remember the name of itā¦ hang on Iāll Google itā¦
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In other news, my favourite sandwich at the moment is a Yam, Egg and Crisps from a local sandwich emporium in Glasgow.
In yet more news, canāt believe I wasted 45 secs of my life typing this, as I know itāll just get flagged anywayā¦ 
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Zen are a pretty good ISP, theyāre not the cheapest, but the price you get has a lifetime guarantee, it can go down but never up.
Their customer service is also great, if youāre struggling with anything their phone support will never just email you the steps for it (my old landlord had that from Vodafone), theyāll sit there on the phone with you for as long as it take and talk you through what you need to do.
They operate on the BT lines, so the available speeds are based on BTs infrastructure in the area. They were the top rated ISP on which? too when I signed up, not checked since then though.
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I only came into this thread as I overheard gossip that free bacon sandwiches were being handed out.
When did we get so serious. 
So on topic I would recommend uSwitch or one of the many comparison websites like MSE.
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Iāve heard of a good broadband supplier.
Where should I move to so I can get it?
I like the Sky bundle if you have TV and take broadband they offer a decent discount and their mobile deals are amazing we have two phones that cost Ā£10 pcm for both Ā£6 & Ā£4 that share 3.1 GB data unlimited calls and txt - not bad Sky Q fast fibre and cheap family mobiles
Downside is you have to haggle on renewals each year lol!
Iāve just got a Sky Q hub through, itās complete rubbish. Wonāt cover the whole house like the normal sky one did
Me too. I use Vodafone, and have done for about three years. Itās OK for my limited requirements. At the most, Iāll stream one HD video at a time.
When I first got it, I was quite disappointed. There was always a drop out at around 11pm every day (I know, because Iām always watching streaming tv at that time). When I complained they said that I was actually experiencing three drop outs per day, which was āacceptable.ā Anyway, after a few months it settled down, and has been fine since.
Plusnet are pretty good, decently priced and consistent in speed and reliability.
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I liked Plusnet, itās BT with a different label. The only thing I didnāt like is the billing system as itās impossible to get a DD out when you want it.