I'd point you in the direction of the other Forum users 

I've only ever had one Mrs H ....but I got it from Currys 

*wondered when Sainty would put is oar in offer some useful information*

any mobile shop will help you out...the best thing is to look on line for the best signal in the area you are moving too

http://www.cable.co.uk/guides/...-broadband-coverage/

and then look for the best deals on line to suit your needs. I am on O2 for my mobile but I bought a 3 dongle while I was waiting for my broadband line to be up and running because it had the better signal Mrs H. 

Don't thank me - I said, don't thank me.

It was nothing 

*thanks Sainty anyway*

 shurrup man

I dare you all to suddenly shout out "DONGLE!!!"

Go on - and watch the reaction in your room

I've had dongles in the past and they always run out too quickly if you try to watch any clips, listen to music, download anything or more recently....have the videos playing automatically on facebook (if you use that).  I've no other advice on which is best because ours is old and we only use it randomly when we're without internet for whatever reasons.  Go to a phone shop and they will check coverage in your area and you can discuss with them how much data you'd need.

But..but..there's only me in my room

SHOUT IT !!!!

DONGLE!!!

 you know it makes sense . . . or very little

And the reaction??

Seems to me that the reaction was for the neighbours to beat Moonie up.

Silly boy

thanks for your replies 

I will look a little closer tomorrow with a clearer and less tired brain 

EE and Tesco's deal  looks the best so far tonight - to purchase dongle preloaded with 6mb £60 then PAYG top ups [ not sure how much this is though till I ask ]as and when you need up to a maximum of 5 per 28 days

I am with EE for mobile phone - land line and Broadband so will either call or go to the local shop and see what they can do - mentioning I have seen their Tesco deal  might help with the negotiations as I would as previously mentioned like to keep my current package running if possible - just need to get over the few weeks of no fixed address to secure it to 

3 and O2 do a payg wifi dongle for 29.99 upfront and 21 mb of wifi and thereafter £10 for 1 gb that must be used within the month (that is for o2). 3 do theirs for 24.99 plus minimum £10 wifi preloaded with 1gb Mrs H, other options are available depending on your usage. Hope you get sorted 

Sorry I don't know anything about internet dongles Mrs H but hope you get it sorted? 

There's consumer advice on most things at http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/ though.

thanks Dame 

wifi is a lot more competitive in price and will buy a low speck one for MrH for the lappy 

selfishly I am the more expensive user  and will have to pay the higher USB prices as I dont have wifi on the PC  but will be a pain in the back end if I am severed from it and have to resort to watching telly 

thanks Rog 

No problem Mrs H...and both O2 and 3 give a higher usage options, I would compare the Gb's you're going to get for your cash and also check the signal in your area..cheaper may be better, or visa versa for the strongest signal 

 No probs. Just typed "dongle" into the search box at MSE and this article came up, if its any help?

http://www.moneysavingexpert.c...eap-mobile-broadband

thanks   had a quick gander - looks like it might be prudent to add a wifi adapter to the PC and go wifi on both 

will have to get back to this later - box packing is calling 

To help you on your way MrsH