NTL Broadband...any good ?

[pasty]

If you have XP, you'll probably have to ring support to get the thing installed as the CD provided doesn't have quite work properly. You get an error which I can't remember but they give you a fix straight away and no more problems thereafter.

True. I run XP and had quite a few problems with their installation CD. However, bloke on the end of the helpline was very good, although it might have been more difficult if I wasn't pc literate. Not had any problems with it since installation.

 

[Artois]

I would definately recommend NTL 600k. I've got it connected to 3 computers and my PS2 and it's still super fast, definately worth it!

NTL do three:

150k £14.99
600k £24.99
1mb £34.99

There is a significant difference between 15ok and 600k, but not between 600k and 1mb.

Definately worth £24.99. And I have never had a problem with connection to date. (We've had it for approx a year now).

Super fast and recommended.

 

[Everest]

I agree Art. I'd never go back to dial-up. Had it since March, no problems.
I've got XP, but the software loaded ok first time. A bit fiddly maybe, but it loaded.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

I have XP running on a 2.5gig processor Dell with 60gig and half a meg of ram and it loaded and runs fine.

I cant remember my NTL addresses and so it wont let me into mail ( and I have tried NTL to get a new one and they are fecking useless as they never answer any mails)

 

[Sonic]

Definitely go for 600k connection if you're looking for a noticeable difference. I've been on it with NTL for over a year. It has the odd day where it drops out now and again, but on the whole it's been reliable.