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**toponlinecasinoer** · 08-08-2009, 04:32 PM

Got this: http://www.samknows.com/broadband/exchange/EMKIRKB

I entered my post code but it changed it to an area quite close to me with different post code, dont make much sense to me.?

How close is it in km? That exchange is Be/O2 LLU enabled, I would go with spoon's suggestion and go with O2, however find out how far away that area is, its possible your immediate area doesn't actually have a telephone exchange.

but even if you can only manage 4-5Mbps O2 is still a good choice (very high download limit and no traffic shaping or throttling)

If you have an O2 mobile dealer near you, ask for advice in getting o2 ADSL but not wanting to pay the connection fee, you may be able to haggle something. (if you do this you can not use quidco though)

08-08-2009, 04:32 PM	#8
toponlinecasinoer Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 415 Senior Member	Got this: http://www.samknows.com/broadband/exchange/EMKIRKB I entered my post code but it changed it to an area quite close to me with different post code, dont make much sense to me.? How close is it in km? That exchange is Be/O2 LLU enabled, I would go with spoon's suggestion and go with O2, however find out how far away that area is, its possible your immediate area doesn't actually have a telephone exchange. but even if you can only manage 4-5Mbps O2 is still a good choice (very high download limit and no traffic shaping or throttling) If you have an O2 mobile dealer near you, ask for advice in getting o2 ADSL but not wanting to pay the connection fee, you may be able to haggle something. (if you do this you can not use quidco though)
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