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Compare Broadband Providers Use our compare table on the left to find the right Internet deal for you. Just enter in your postcode for deals available in your area. Wanting faster download speeds, simply order the list by download speed or order the list by minimum contract to find and compare the best broadband provider for you.

About Broadband

What is an ISP or WAN Connection?
ISP is an acronym for Internet Service Provider - usually a commercial Internet or telecom's firm offering access to the Internet. Access to the ISP is usually via a telephone link, although some also support ISDN, ADSL or CableModem links for higher speeds. You should enquire from your chosen ISP if you require these types of link.

WAN is an acronym for Wide Area Network and usually refers to a permanent medium/high-speed connection to the Internet, e.g. from a college, university or a commercial site.

To get started, simply click on "Apply Now" and find a Broadband provider that suits your needs. You will be linked to an online application which only takes a minute or two to fill out. Thank you for stopping by, and be sure to bookmark this site!

Broadband - What You Will Need

To get started using Broadband you will need to check if your computer has the correct system requirements. Here is a list of the recommended requirements (NB: Your system could vary a little and still handle Broadband):

• PC
  
• Pentium 200Mhz
  
• 32MB RAM
  
• 16-bit sound card
  
• Four-speed CD-ROM player
  
• Video card/display 800 x 600, 256 colours
  
• 150MB free on hard drive
  
• Windows 98, 98SE, ME, 2000 Professional or XP
  
• A USB port

You will need one broadband modem and filters for each phoneline (these are sometimes included in the price). Also you will need a BT phoneline.

Things To Look Out For
Because there are many different Broadband Providers, there are many things to lookout for when choosing. Here are some of the most common things to look for:

• Check the availability in your area. (different providers cover certain areas)
  
• Do you have to sign up for a 12 month contract? (most of the time you do, so choose carefully)
  
• Do they supply you with a modem or do you have to pay rental charges for one?
  
• What sorts of extras do they offer?
  

Changing To Broadband
The big change. The best way of changing to broadband is to contact the providers, check what they offer and ask for an explanation about how they go about installing your broadband. Certain providers offer self installation kits or packages which include everything you need to get started. The only thing you really have to wait on is your phoneline upgrade.

If you are thinking of switching your ISP, you may like to check first whether they are a member of the Internet Service Providers Association. All members are vetted and must subscribe to a code of conduct, which means that if you have a complaint you can go to the ISPA and they will try to resolve the problem.