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Gel · 2009-06-07 22:44:33

I'm sure it's been asked before but things change so rapidly so anyway based on what's out there at the moment what's the best and more importantly MOST RELIABLE broadband/phone/TV service. I suppose I'm really asking is UPC reliable? If I lose my TV signal, will I also lose my broadband and phone? Thanks

07-06-2009 10:44pm

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Gel

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I'm sure it's been asked before but things change so rapidly so anyway based on what's out there at the moment what's the best and more importantly MOST RELIABLE broadband/phone/TV service. I suppose I'm really asking is UPC reliable? If I lose my TV signal, will I also lose my broadband and phone?

Thanks

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#2 08-06-2009 7:16am

watty

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mostly.

UPC is really the only widely available TV/phone/BB.

TBH there is no point in bundled TV. Use a TV aerial for IrishTV and sat dish for free UK channels.

Their BB/Phone service is improving and can be got without the TV. If you do want Sky Sports/Pay TV, etc, Sky is better quality and also has HD. If you don't want sport pay channels there is little point to PayTV anymore.

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