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Note that speed is not the only thing that separates rural and town broadband; it's also price. Yes, broadband is cheap in towns and cities. But go to the coun
by dangravell 11y ago
Note that speed is not the only thing that separates rural and town broadband; it's also price.
Yes, broadband is cheap in towns and cities. But go to the countryside and it's a different story. For me - £25/month (Andrews & Arnold) plus £8/month line rental (Primus).
- teh_klev 11y agoI'm with A&A as well, and rural based, wouldn't touch any other provider with a 100ft long barge pole. Our village finally got FTTC cab#1 activated at the end of December (cab#2 which served a much smaller segment of the village went live in September), has made a world of difference for us folks working from home.
- jonatron 11y agoThat's about how much it should cost. Cheaper providers don't offer an acceptable level of service.