ISDN - best isp?
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Parents got ISDN (no broadband in this neck of the woods also currently bt line) currently on AOL. AOL is cr4p and disconnects at will & also doesn't support bonding (thus the isdn works at 64k rather thatn 128k), can't do dial up either .
Anyone know best isp & how to sort out the bonding stuff? Looking for a flat rate, use as much as you like type tariff too.
thanks in advance.
Parents got ISDN (no broadband in this neck of the woods also currently bt line) currently on AOL. AOL is cr4p and disconnects at will & also doesn't support bonding (thus the isdn works at 64k rather thatn 128k), can't do dial up either .
Anyone know best isp & how to sort out the bonding stuff? Looking for a flat rate, use as much as you like type tariff too.
thanks in advance.
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Go and have a wander through www.ispreview.co.uk.
I currently use www.123isp.co.uk and they allow 128K bonding for 350 hours per month for £29.99. After some connection problems a few weeks ago, they have now got much better.
Steve.
Go and have a wander through www.ispreview.co.uk.
I currently use www.123isp.co.uk and they allow 128K bonding for 350 hours per month for £29.99. After some connection problems a few weeks ago, they have now got much better.
Steve.
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