This is my exchange in westhoughton lancashire
http://www.samknows.com/broadband/exchange/LCWES
There seems to be only a few LLU looking at that list which are:
LLU operator presence:
AOL:
Enabled
O2 / Be:
Enabled
C&W / Bulldog:
Enabled as of 13/06/2006
So if i want to bypass talktalk in moving ie not require a MAC code
Be would the best of the three LLU operators?
Martin N
At 06:30 05/04/2011, you wrote:
>Hi,
>One note to think about when changing ISP's is that if you are
>chaning to an LLU ISP you do NOT need to get a MAC code from your
>current ISP :-)
>
>Richard
>
>On 5 April 2011 00:35, Martin N
><<mailto:martin.n@bluebottle.com>martin.n@???> wrote:
>At 11:15 04/04/2011, you wrote:
>Hi,
>I currently have Talk-Talk as my ISP at home, originally starting
>with Nildram
>and as them changed hands many times (Pipex -> Tiscali -> TalkTalk).
>It's fair
>to say that the customer service standard has dropped with each take over and
>while the monthly cost has fallen a little. I'm coming to towards the end of
>my most recent 12-month contract and I'm considering alternatives.
>
>
>
>I am in a similar boat having joined pipex initially for a better
>service but i have frequent
>disconnects with tiscali and talk talk . Their help line is in India
>as well. :(
>It would be good to know how talk talk handle the MAC
>code? transfer to another
>ISP. I heard a while ago that talk talk are poor at cooperating with ISP
>switch overs away from them.
>I dont want to be without broadband for weeks or maybe months just because
>talk talk drag their feet. This is why i haven't switched yet.
>
>Martin N
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