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Look for other similar companies with different local coverage. I use plusnet and I have always been super happy with them but make sure they have fiber not ‘broadband’ in that area. Lastly, consider 5g, if you have good coverage and can live the rest of your life microchipped.
Twitter friends, I need your help. Assume for a moment @HyperopticCS 
isn't available in the new building I'm moving into. What other internet provider do you recommend? (I have no need for cable etc, just need internet)
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What a terrifying assumption
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Indeed, especially when it's only 150 meters away from my current building. And I do
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We're a http://g.fast area, so are with
@ZenInternet. Get about 300mbps out of our 330mbps package, also enabled IPv6 etc. Instalation engineer understood I knew what I was talking about, so just left a modem rather than seting up a router. -
Oh, this seems interesting, thank you, James. Is this the Full Fibre 500/900 equivalent? Also, in case I end up going with them, send over DM who is the "friend name" I should put as a referral if the account is not in your name.pic.twitter.com/a4oIz39Sad
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Have you looked at what is available for your local area on sites like uSwitch? What is the FTTC/FTTP situation? I would look into providers like
@aaisp@zeninternet if the providers available are particularly terrible.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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