Re: Is there any difference if no LLU?

robbieg wrote:
> I work from home and my local exchange is not LLU enabled so I guess
> that all the broadband providers I have just resell me whatever BT
> provides to the exchange. Is that correct?
>
> If so, does it matter which provider I choose and can I therefore just
> pick the cheapest??
>
> If someone offers me 'Business Grade' broadband, then will I get better
> performance/quality with no LLU??
>
> I am particularly interested in getting VoIP and wonder if a Business
> Grade supplier such as Timico will actually be able to provide me with
> a higher quality service even if there is not LLU at the exchange (nor
> is it planned).
>
> (I can't get cable here).
>
> Thanks
> Robbieg
>
>
>
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Try Zen, not the cheapest but an excellent service. Phones get answered
by someone who knows what you are talking about and can usually fix it.

On Fri, 15 Jan 2010 16:15:49 +0000, Ian Pawson wrote:

> Try Zen, not the cheapest but an excellent service. Phones get answered
> by someone who knows what you are talking about and can usually fix it.

>>>>news.eternal-september.org<<<<<

You not a customer yourself?

Ladles and Jellyspoons wrote:
> On Fri, 15 Jan 2010 16:15:49 +0000, Ian Pawson wrote:
>
>> Try Zen, not the cheapest but an excellent service. Phones get answered
>> by someone who knows what you are talking about and can usually fix it.
>
>>>>> news.eternal-september.org<<<<<
>
> You not a customer yourself?

Not at home (due to cost - get free one from Sky) but use them at my office.