rwhite6801

I'm currently paying 45 euros a month for internet access using Orange Live box. The service is pretty bad as it keeps throwing me out at busy times (weekends and Wednesdays) I'm happy to pay a monthly charge, any suggestions gratefully received.

smithyandlisa

Hi there. We do have an Orange Livebox which kept going down. We were told it was because we live in such a rural area, and live right at the extremeties of the signal. With much persistence we got them to come out and physically check the lines. They found a fault about 2kms from the house. No charge, and it hasn't gone off since. (Almost 6 months) Also just wanted to say 'Up the Baggies'. Shame we're going down. Boing Boing!!

G-J-B

I pay around 30 euros a month with DARTY - I've no limits on downloads, free phonecalls to most places in the world (including mobile phones in places like the States, although not UK mobiles for some reason). I've not had any connection problems, and it runs much faster than my connection back in England.
I'm sure there's plenty of good ones out there, but I've only had experience using DARTY.

sidcup00

Go to SFR Neufbox. Orange is too slow

MB-Realtor

In the States the receiver pays for the call, in the UK the caller pays.

Ka Ora!

In Europe where operators use Voip Services receivers don't pall for the calls any cost charging basis is with the outgoing call commencer. And just about all the Major Isp's that supply Voip Services via a Router and Telephone offer these services for a Flat Fee IE Occupant has Internet Connection for 18 Euros a month then pays 6 to 10 Euros for Unlimited Voip Telephone calls via the Adsl Connection(Broadband) there are no Charges that are picked up by the person that Answers the Call at where ever that may be. By utilizing Voip Operators are routing Telephone Traffic by least cost method then drop the call back in to the PSTN Network were they either own the Equipment or have a pre arranged agreement with another operator.

Shepton

I have good experience with SFR/neuf. Current company has grown via merging and purchasing of other successful internet providers in France, including for example AOL in France. 30 euros per month for wifi, telephone and TV.