I’ve just had a sponsored review ordered by broadbandsupplier.co.uk that couldn’t have come at a better time, as I’m considering switching broadband providers.
Although I work in the industry, I like to use different providers so that I can see how the competition fare, and at the moment I have BT Broadband connection and Virgin Media 20Mbps account.
I’ve become increasingly frustrated with the speed capping on the Virgin Media service, which not only kills my speed, but also seems to make services like YouTube unusable. So I’ve been thinking about switching my BT Broadband connection for an ADSL2+ 24Mbps service.
With the huge number of confusing broadband offers available at any point in time, the only way you can be certain of getting the a good deal is to use a service like broadbandsuppliers. Although the service clearly gets referral payments for the deals promoted, the service is still impartial and the cheapest broadband deals can be quickly found by using the comparision tool.
Of course, price isn’t the only factor that needs to be considered, particularly when you hear the horror stories that some users have had with getting their services up and running. A neat feature on the site are impartial reviews that allow users to compare broadband providers and see what the experts think.
There’s also a lot of general guidance on how to select a broadband provider based on what’s important for each type of consumer. For me, it’s getting the fastest speed for the lowest price. I’m lucky enough to live very close to a BT exchange so I get almost the max ADSL speed, so I’m very tempted to switch to be internet who according to the site are doing up to 24Mbps for just £18/mth. That’s an amazing offer, particularly when I’ve just paid $25/mth to get my parents a 1Mbps connection in Jamaica for Christmas!!! I decided to pay for their connection as I can tell they want to learn how to use the internet and see what their son is always babbling on about, but their crappy dial-up connection is really holding back their adventure.
Out of interest, I’d love to hear what readers are paying around the world for their broadband connections. I’m sure that some of you are going to make me very jealous!
