easyEverything (London)

easyeverything oxford st, london. used to be quite enjoyable going there but is now sharing space with some bloody sandwich joint,....result ,.....morons sitting around at the computers chomping away at their food and yakking on their bloody phones to their friends. the sound of chairs being shuffled around and scraping on the floor is also extremely irritating , easyeverything cant even provide plastic caps for the chair feet to prevent it.badly needs sorting out ...  Read the complete review

In London, EasyInternet advertises itself as the cheapest on-line experience. Don't believe it. Almost everyone charges roughly the same rate (£1 per hour, and some will do 30-minute sessions for 50p. There is no minimum (EasyInternet has a £2 minimum, and it expires in 48 hours), and others have USB connectivity (EasyInternet, though it has some machines spots that appear to have a USB port, does not). Staff is minimal, if present at all. One can be fooled into thinking that one can do more than merely cruise on line without the ability to save information or attach documents. One can't. I foolishly put my £2, then discovered it was good for only 48 hours, and ...  Read the complete review

Like the other reviewers here, I have on many occasions used EasyInternet for quick and easy access to my email, jobsearch, etc. HOWEVER, I must issue a warning to all potential customers: be certain that the vending machines (where you buy your credit to use the internet) are in order before you put your money in! At the Tottenham Court Rd location I've lost money twice (the 2nd being about 20 minutes ago) and there is no one on site to return your money. Very disappointing. ...  Read the complete review

EasyEverything is another brand rolled out by Richard Branson wanabee Stelios. The man who brought you EasyJet, EasyRentaCar and soon EasyMoney. The cyber cafe chains are dotted around London and the rest of the major cities in Europe. Technically, the cybercafes are excellent, with over a hundred computer terminals, each with a high speed internet connection, flat screen monitor, web cam and additional facilities avaliable at an extra charge such as Microsoft office products and low cost phone calls. The price of surfing is calculated on a variable system, depending on the level of demand. It's Sunday morning and I get over two hours of ...  Read the complete review

I've had some experiences with internet cafés. Some of the places I've been have had incredibly slow internet connections, and (more importantly) I'd certainly not trust them to do online shopping or banking from. EasyEverything, however, is different. While I've internet access at work and at home, if I need a quick online fix, nothing's quicker than the easyEverything places in London. I've used the one opposite Charing Cross station on The Strand (handy when my old employer's terribly bad internet connection fell over all the time) - but I've also used the one in Tottenham Court Road. And let me tell you, that ...  Read the complete review