Now, let’s move on to the elephant in the room: yes, the providers and packages that are available to households in different parts of the country can vary significantly. In fact, in some cases, the providers and packages that are available in one postcode simply don’t exist in a neighbouring postcode.
While providers will try to capture your attention by adding an array of bells and whistles to their broadband offerings, there are large savings to be made by ensuring that you aren’t paying for features you simply don’t need. Conversely, there may be specific reasons why you may want to choose a package that offers features your internet usage may not suggest you need. One of these factors is your location.
ADSL is the most basic and widespread broadband connection option, as it uses the copper landline phone infrastructure. The infrastructure for cable providers has improved significantly in recent years and many providers are also investing significantly in the rollout of a full-fibre network, which offers additional speed and performance stability. However, cable and fibre connections simply aren’t available everywhere which may impact the selection of services that you can choose from.