Jason Lloyd:Hello Dai I understand from a quality perspective why you would avoid a broadband / phone bundle, but other people look at a bundle as a way of saving money. Although you're right in many cases people get lumped with a poor quality phone part of a bundle, (ie Orange's VOIP platform) there are others that do offer a fairly good bundled product such as Madasafish. Cheers Jason

But MAAF is an exception to a rule and you're hardly saving money if you're paying for a service you're not receiving are you?

There appears to be a flaw in the thinking behind advice given here and that flaw is that everyone is deemed to have cheap needs. Just throw a postcode at Sam, find the cheapest deal available and present it seems to be the "experts" methodology here. It's probably only because MAAF has representation here via Samara that they get any mention at all. None of the other "lesser" providers ever seem to get a mention and it's with these providers that many would find their home of choice if only they were directed towards them.