chris1
Member
I'm moving from London to a mid-size town in the South soon. When I originally checked the postcode, it suggested that the maximum speed was 67mbps. On ordering, it turned out that I'm actually stuck with the lower package of 14-18mbps. So to my mind, I'm paying 75% of the cost for 30% of the same speed. (and I think that's an absolute joke anyway when I was paying £28pm for 500mbps with Hyperoptic)
But costs aside, what I really don't understand is why the flat next door CAN seemingly order the "super fast broadband" (haha!), when I change the flat number in the checker? Why would two flats, immediately next to each other, on the same floor of the same building, have different maximum speeds (same with multiple ISP's)? Doesn't make any sense to me!
But costs aside, what I really don't understand is why the flat next door CAN seemingly order the "super fast broadband" (haha!), when I change the flat number in the checker? Why would two flats, immediately next to each other, on the same floor of the same building, have different maximum speeds (same with multiple ISP's)? Doesn't make any sense to me!























