Your broadband internet can be slow for several reasons, find out what the cause could be and what to do about it!

This may mean that your home can only receive an ADSL connection. To find out exactly what speeds you're able to receive, pop your postcode into the widget at the top of this page. We will then ...

Once the internet comes into our homes via fiber, cable, ADSL, or even a 5G connection, we connect using Wi-Fi. And as we all ...

For example, you can now get some superfast fibre deals from around £18 per month, which is even cheaper than some standard ADSL deals. So in many cases, a faster fibre-optic connection is now ...

But then the rest of the connection to your home uses the same copper wires as a standard ADSL connection. This makes it several times faster than a purely copper connection, offering speeds ...

ADSL is the connection many of us had to make do with before NBN was rolled out in Australia. ADSL uses copper cabling to transmit data and there are three versions available: ADSL, ADSL2 and ADSL2+.

This site is a speed test site run by BT Wholesale to allow new ADSL users to test their connection, and also to verify whether any slow downs in service are down to the BT network, or your ISPs ...

The settings for a generic BT Wholesale ADSL or ADSL2+ service are VPI 0, VCI 38, Protocol PPPoA, Encapsulation Mode VC/MUX. The next step is to enter the username and password for your broadband ...

The other two types of broadband you will come across are: ADSL: asymmetric digital subscriber line broadband is the most common and cheapest type of broadband connection. It’s also the slowest ...

NOW internet speeds range from low-to-medium, with the choice of either an ADSL or fibre-to-the-cabinet connection. There are three broadband plans to choose from, all of which can be purchased ...

The proportion of broadband connections classified as 'superfast' (30Mbps or higher) is also on the rise. Ofcom found that 13 ...

As a result, if you live in an area where you can access fibre broadband deals, you may be ineligible to receive an ADSL connection. Fibre speeds - average 30-80Mbps: Fibre connections are the ...