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A&A are very technically aware and capable. Especially if you have a problematic line, they will be able to sort things out well, and get the most out of it. If your line is just the speed it is, rather than has issues, A&A won’t be able to magic it faster. Likely that any other provider’s service will work just as well.
If faster internet is really important to you, look into bonded lines (will cost more), 4/5G routers with a mobile network, or maybe consider starlink. Just depends how much to bandwidth is worth it for you.
I was gutted when we moved and our place only has 40mbit/s download after being used to 80. Can’t justify the other costs though.
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Thank you, that's really helpful. Yeah, looks like the exchange is only capable of up to 32 Mbps, and I'm about half a mile from the exchange.
Thank you also for the A&A link - I'd never heard of them. It's £45 per month plus a £60 set-up cost, and there's a limit of 1TB per month. Will it really be worth the extra over, say Shell Broadband at £17/month for 12 months? Likely only a question I can answer, but I'd love to hear more about your experience and perspective.