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Go with Talk Talk you get free broadband and line rental for £30 a month.

the £30 is for the line rental, not the boradband they don’t charge you extra for it, and thier quality of service is very good.
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I think Talk Talk has taken over Tiscali, and I would not pay £30. Less than £15 will buy you everything with the exception of Fiber optic! Check out http://www.tiscali.co.uk

Customer service is useless, but other than that, it works very well.
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http://www.top10-broadband.co.uk/providers/
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Experienced1

Difficult…

for a start. you need to explain how much you use
- the broadband (GB per month ? or low/med/high)
- how many calls local, international, evening or daytime
- Do you have a mobile… can it be moved as well.
- do you want Sky/Multi Channel paid for TV included

There are too many options to say one is best.
But you could pick one work out the costs for how you use it…
and then compare to the other major ones
example: look at Orange
if you have a mobile contract, they give you a basic broadband contract for free, and low cost Telephone line and cheapish calls.

But
- a BT basic Telephone line is 11.50 a month
0870/0845 benefits on the weekends

- sign up to http://www.1899.com and it is 0p/min any length of landline call any time of day in the UK.

- http://www.telediscount.com will give 1p-2p per mion international calls..

and even BT’s basic option 1 broadband contract is a sensible proce.
- 15.65 (with 3 month half price discount )
gives you 250 mins/month of Wifi on BT openzone if you agree to BT FON, useful if you travel around with a laptop.
A 2nd VOIP telefone line/number

So doing it that way. can be cheaper and more flexible than someone elses bundle 9who often block cheaper alternate services or dont do the ofcom 1-5p fixed rates of 0844 numbers).

For someone to make a specific recomendation for you, you need t o describe how you use your phone/broadband
maybe go to the uswicth website or similar and compare to one of the above.

You might also look at the quality of other broadband suppliers…
Cost selection.
http://www.thinkbroadband.com/search/package/basic.html
Quality check:
http://www.thinkbroadband.com/isp/compare.html
but yes, all in one can be easier.
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