Zen ADSL

I have used Zen as my ISP for over four years now and have never had cause for complaint. I recently upgraded from a 2 meg connection to a 8 meg connection ( The true speed is around 4 meg but that is due to the distance from my BT exchange and not Zen's fault) and the upgraded service is cheaper. I pay £25 per month for a service that is second to none. Because Zen markets itself heavily as a business ISP you can be sure that the service you receive is very efficient and totally professional. It's a couple of pounds per month more than you would pay for a "similar" BT or Yahoo service but you really do get what you pay for. Also, unlike most ...  Read the complete review

Ok, for a start, i'm not going to go into the details of ADSL - this is not why Zen is special. However, I have found Zen's delivery of the service excellent... I use them on one of my networks, and I have recommended them to a few other people. For a start, they always lower their prices to reflect the current BT resale prices. This I find very reassuring, that they are not trying to make money, but to deliver a top quality service. I have never had problems with these guys, and they are always there to help... They seem to want to help. I have even had them contact me FIRST regarding a problem I would be having soon with BT. Their ...  Read the complete review

To get ADSL service in the UK at present, potential consumers must be located no more than 3.5 kilometres away from an enabled telephone exchange. From June, this 'broadband zone' around exchanges will be expanded to more than 5 kilometres. It means that most premises will be included. On average, 90% of subscribers' lines terminate within a 5.5 kilometre radius. There will be no extra charge for the new service from Zen Internet, who also offer a free 'while you wait' account for anyone currently stuck on the wrong side of their local digital divide. Most business premises and half of all homes in the UK are now connected to a ...  Read the complete review