On this page, you’ll find information on the broadband and home phone services offered by the Carphone Warehouse’s TalkTalk service
What is TalkTalk?
TalkTalk is a phone and Broadband Internet service offered by the Carphone Warehouse.
In April 2006, TalkTalk grabbed the headlines by offering a "free broadband for life" offer.
In 2009, TalkTalk acquired Internet firm Tiscali.
For more details, or to order TalkTalk, go to www.talktalk.co.uk |
Free TalkTalk Router
If you order the Essentials package, you’re supplied with an 802.11g wireless broadband router. If you go for the more expensive Pro package, you get a free 802.11n wireless broadband router. The "n" router offers faster wi-fi speeds and improved range.
The TalkTalk site is not explicit about while model of router is provided. When one of our team opted for TalkTalk, he was provided with a free D-Link DSL-2640R 802.11g router, pictured below. No guarantee you’ll get the same:
Front of TalkTalk 802.11g router – The D-Link DSL2640 R
Rear of TalkTalk 802.11g router – The D-Link DSL2640 R
TalkTalk Broadband Settings
Need help with your TalkTalk Broadband settings? Here’s what you need to know:
TalkTalk Broadband Username |
<yourfullphonenumber>@talktalk.net |
Broadband Connection settings |
VPI=0 |
TalkTalk Email Server Information
Looking to set up your TalkTalk email? Here are the settings:
Username / login name |
username@talktalk.net |
Incoming (POP3) server |
pop3.talktalk.net |
Outgoing (SMTP) server |
smtp.talktalk.net |
For help with TalkTalk email settings, see our UK Email Settings page
Talk Talk Support
Need to contact TalkTalk for Tech Support? Here are the numbers we have:
- Broadband Tech Support:0870 087 8777. Lines open 8am to 10pm 7 days a week.
- Customer Services:0870 444 1820. Lines open 8am-8pm Mon-Fri, Sat 9am-6pm, Sunday 10am-5pm
- Support / Customer Services (for former Tiscali customers):0871 222 3311. Lines open 24 hours, 7 days a week. Calls are charged 10p per minute.
TalkTalk Frequently
asked questions
- Problems with your Broadband? See our Broadband Problems section
Got a question? Ask us, or post a message in our Broadband forum