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What Broadband deal are you on ?

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SpikieMikie | 18:04 Mon 19th Oct 2009 | Technology
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I currently have Virgin Media ( old NTL ) 'M'edium sized broadband, which I think is £20 a month. However, they add something on for having a paper bill, then knock something off for paying by Direct Debit and then sometimes seem to charge an odd amount ( perhaps they charge daily now, not monthly ? ). As a result, I can't work out where I'm at...

Given I dont have a BT telephone line now, what are my options and how much are you paying for your deal?

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if you have not got a BT line then you have no other viable option, mobile broadband with a dongle is suitable for just what it says, use while mobile, not at home!

Just as a side note, I used to live in a virgin cable area, I now don't, I really miss the consistent and reliable speed you get from cable broadband and if I ever move back to a virgin cabled area I would go for them without a second thought.
SInce the wireless broadband that should be available where I live hasn't been fixed for several months now, I use mobile broadband with 3 which gives me 15GB monthly limit for £15 per month (if you sign up for 24 months). You do get used to the relatively slow speed which they claim as 3.6. Mbps but doesn't get anywhere near that figure.
Similarly I have an old NTL cable and am very satisfied with the broadband delivery I get. I kept the BT line however - may seem extravagant but until the cabling issues are resolved for the UK I find keeping my phone line and broadband separate suits me best.
I changed from BT to virgin because I was receiving virtually no service from BT, I kept my BT phone line though.

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