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Telewest UK's most liked ISP, NTL least liked

By Jo Best

Published: Tuesday 13 December 2005

Reader Comments

I believe Telewest is good for consumers because i...
David Clark-Bell

Wrong Giles - Regardless of who we call everyone w...
Roger Huffadine

I have NTL, and the broadband support is laughable...
chris eldred

As an NTL customer I can confirm the reports findi...
micseng

I was not surprised by these findings at all. NTL ...
Sarah

"NT Hell" customers clearly haven't suffered the n...
Anonymous

'Telewest does very well in most categories' - was...
John Brooks

This is the same for any ISP, I found P***x a prob...
Anonymous

I have used NTL for Broadband, Cable TV and Teleph...
Yomi Bazuaye

I know I'm in the minority, but: I have the ful...
Huw Owens

What worries me about all this is knowing just how...
Simon Walker

I have Telewest and on the whole they are very goo...
Ron Murray

With NTL, it all depends where you are geographica...
Not Impressed

NTL insist on a credit card payment when you sign ...
Malcolm Johnson

Having been a broadband customer of both, I can vo...
Anonymous

NTL - Not Terribly Liked They really are the pi...
Anonymous

From a retired "Network Specialist"; "It's call...
Anonymous

As a long term Telewest customer - yes they have s...
James Button

NTL! Don't even think of buying into their contrac...
Anonymous

I must be lucky or in the right region as I have n...
Rob

NTL are very poor on servcie and installs, they wi...
scott wilson

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