Any isp's doing 2mb ipstream now?

Dinerty · 7 Mar 2007 at 00:03

I'm on 8mb zen adsl max and have a few problems (Disconnecting frequently, worked fine on ipstream) and basically want to migrate to a 2mb ipstream provider, only one i found is http://www.virgin.net/allyours/broadband/ (which is 1mb)

Are there any providers doing this anymore?

WotDa · 7 Mar 2007 at 00:05

Most seem to have transferred the lower speed services to unlimited, and as such the price reflects that.

Enta resellers offer 2mb unlimited for around £35 a month, I expect there is still some who will offer what you're after.

tipsy · 9 Mar 2007 at 05:50

AOL £14.99 a month & I think Tiscali is the same, next more expensive is tesco & thats all I could see. All these isp's do 2mb unlimited dl

WotDa · 9 Mar 2007 at 07:01

tipsy said:
All these isp's do 2mb unlimited dl

Ok then.

Also Tiscali appear to be going into Administration.

Strikeforce · 9 Mar 2007 at 10:17

WotDa said:
Ok then.

Also Tiscali appear to be going into Administration.

Since when have Tiscali been going into administration?

I think you will find that it is Biscit that has started going into administration.

WotDa · 9 Mar 2007 at 13:21

Strikeforce said:
Since when have Tiscali been going into administration?

I think you will find that it is Biscit that has started going into administration.

I think you'll find Vodafone have/are going to make a bid on them..

For a source; will suffice, I have better things to do than go round a newspapers website.

Strikeforce · 9 Mar 2007 at 22:58

WotDa said:
I think you'll find Vodafone have/are going to make a bid on them..

For a source; will suffice, I have better things to do than go round a newspapers website.

Vodafone use BT as their provider using the IPstream product to supply vodafone's @ home services, and that post has nothing to do with Tiscali going bust.

WotDa · 9 Mar 2007 at 23:23

Strikeforce said:
Vodafone use BT as their provider using the IPstream product to supply vodafone's @ home services, and that post has nothing to do with Tiscali going bust.

Tiscali are believed to be suffering from huge financial losses from 2006.

... I don't think its right anyway, as the only news story on the Telegraph site I could find about Vodafone and Tiscali was from April last year.