ISP Reviews by Juicingood

Don't both sending Emails if you use older packages, like before Outlook Express 2007.

They have "moved on to better things" so for a month I have not been able to send Emails. Bloody annoying if you use your computer for work. No compensation at all!

My techie son solved the problem in the end by changing some settings. This help was steadfastly refused by TalkTalk.

Now in a pique of anger I am moving away the line in question (I have too of them)because why should you reward major unhelpfulness with a contract renewal.

Previously I said this (some time ago)so simply shows just how you can destroy goodwill by really awful Indian call centres:

"Just made the switch to TalkTalk from BT and can't believe just how much more I paid for BT (two lines about £85)for a much slower service. Transition to TalkTalk was silky smooth and the speed is well up plus I am saving about £30 a month too! One line has unlimted calls to mobiles (I have two mobile phones so wont use it much anyway but what the heck!) and one unlimited to landlines. I wasn't even getting near that sort of deal with BT and this deal is exactly what I want.
Also BT unlimited does NOT mean unlimited. The line use to slow down drastically after some (well quite a lot of)SKY downloads. The Indian call centre said I was downloading too much. Well of course after kicking up a bit (a huge amount of effort with BT) of a fuss BT in the UK (it got that far)said "It wont' happen again". Well it did so I have moved. Thank God!

I ordered a telephone line and broadband takeover on December 23, 2012 and a new line on that same day.

I havve spent a total of £30.00 a week!!! with Plus net and still NO NOT have my second line!

Work that one out!

Prior to this I had a long period with free Orange broadband service because I was along term business user. Why the hell did I give it up? Well briefly I will tell you. Talktalk, which previously when I was with Orange broadband, provided telephone line and calls but then talked me into a 'package deal'. Long and short of it they could not roll out the signal throughout my house. They very kindly let me walk away, which probably had something to do with the fact that I had the line and calls with them for over two years.

Step forward Plusnet. Many of you guys/gals had been bragging how good Plusnet were so I signed up for two lines to get a signal throughout my house. Well I am still waiting and have forked out £180.00 for one line and broadband since then.

Post BT takeover they have all the nasty billing traits of BT without any of the charm of a small company!

Never had a single problem, at all!! when I was using Orange free(yes free) broadband service married up to my two mobile phone contracts. They were brilliant. Why the hell did I leave them. Of course not sure what EE is like now.