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I have been having a bit of trouble connection to Wanadoo and am seriously thinking of changing to someone else - the problem is who - any ideas please.
Liz
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eliz6beth, everyone's isp is conditional on where you live. Are you looking for dialup or broadband or dsl.Broadband is not available to everyone. I would check with a friend or someone in your area to see who they use.
Actually Byker I am on dial up - but thanks for bothering to reply. Its just that I heard negative results for a couple of them
Regards
Liz
...for access. If you don't have local access numbers for the ISP, then it's too expensive. There are a number of inexpensive dial-up ISP's. I've used both Netzero and Juno which provide $9.95 monthly "unlimited" dial-up access. In my area, (southern California, USA) they've got plenty of access numbers.
On the other hand, there are a couple of new "half speed" DSL offerings for $14.95/month which sound impressive. Yahoo has joined with SBC and Verizon to offer a DSL service which is slower than standard DSL but still knocks the socks off regular dial-up.
A little hint on where you are located might get some better suggestions.
Hope this helps.
Grif
i have been using ntl for broadband for about 3 months and it has been great.
they are currently offering 1mb broadband for just
Many thanks Shona - I have got my problem sorted out with Wanadoo (actually it just solved itself - don't ask). But I have made a note of your advice.
Regards
Liz
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