"Clive" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> Do different ISP's provide a 'better' connection in certain parts
> of the UK?
There are only 2 suppliers of domestic fixed line telephone
connections in the UK, namely BT and Kingston Communications (which
serves Hull and parts of E Yorkshire).
All ISPs offering broadband services over ADSL use (and need to use)
BT connections with the exception of Karoo which uses Kingston
(Kingston is Karoo's parent).
So a 'better' connection does not depend on the local connection, but
may depend on contention at the exchange and the circuits (including
non-BT) circuits which make the onward connection to the ISP.
Hope this helps
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