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Best Broadband deal?

I need to find the best broadband deal around very quickly, but I don't want cable!

 

The problem is that the company I last worked for, installed BT Business Broadband in my house for me and they were responsible for the bills of course. They went bust last January and I lost my job, but the broadband never went off!

 

So, I've had free broadband since January, but BT have sent me a letter this morning saying that after and audit, it appears that the line has NEVER been billed since installation 4 years ago. They accept it's their responsibility and that I'm only liable for the last quarter's bill.

 

But before I agree to pay them and take over the contract, I'd thought I'd ask the collection of genius minds that makes up the WWays forums for their advice / help/ mindless abuse etc.

 

CUNTSHOVELLERS need not respond!

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http://www.zen.co.uk/

 

Here you go

 

 

We've set all our booses at work up on this one - they're all thick cunts when it comes to all things computers so we wanted something that was reliable.

 

4 bosses - 15 months - not 1 broadband related issue

http://www.zen.co.uk/

 

Here you go

 

 

We've set all our booses at work up on this one - they're all thick cunts when it comes to all things computers so we wanted something that was reliable.

 

4 bosses - 15 months - not 1 broadband related issue

 

not cheap that, is it?

 

 

quick search threw this up

 

not read the fine print though

 

http://www.seriouslyinternet.com/

http://www.zen.co.uk/

 

Here you go

 

 

We've set all our booses at work up on this one - they're all thick cunts when it comes to all things computers so we wanted something that was reliable.

 

4 bosses - 15 months - not 1 broadband related issue

 

not cheap that, is it?

 

RTFQ COCK! - Where did he say cheapest #-o

 

He said best. Its ??24.99 per month, reliable, and good efficient service

Traf - you looking for speed only, or do you do a lot of downloading as well?

 

Wanadoo = 1MB with 2GB download limit for ??17.99 per month

 

NTL (I know you don't want cable!) are bringing new services out in January - 1MB with 5GB limit for ??17.99 and 2MB with 30GB limit for ??24.99

FFS =D>

 

One man and his baseball cap

 

 

 

Getting Serious about the Internet in Shropshire

 

 

 

New locally based Internet company offers free migration from other services, competitive rates and the highest standards of service

 

A new Internet service with something for everyone is being launched in Shropshire this week. Seriously Internet is designed to be dynamic, fun and affordable for everyone and with prices starting at just ??14.99 a month for a high-speed connection, and an offer to transfer users of other Internet services to its own free of charge, the company is set to attract a large number of users very quickly indeed.

 

To mark the launch, on Saturday 6th November, staff from the Telford-based company will be handing out leaflets and give-aways in Shrewsbury town centre throughout the day, hoping to entice local people to try out its web site and register for the new service.

 

Everyone who picks up a leaflet and signs-up for the service will also have the chance to win a number of special prizes. The leaflets will contain a special code word and by entering this when they sign up through the web site ??? www.seriouslyinternet.com ??? customers will be placed into the draw. Details of all the prizes are yet to be finalised but one will be free Broadband Wireless Kit and a weekend away at an attractive destination could also be up for grabs

 

Matt Black from the company says that they could have gone anywhere to launch the service but chose Shrewsbury because of the town???s an increasingly vibrant and lively atmosphere. ???Like Shrewsbury, Seriously Internet offers plenty of entertainment, style and value ??? just as Shrewsbury is a great place to work and live, shop and eat, Seriously Internet is the ideal place to access the world-wide web ??? to find information, keep in touch with friends and family, or just have fun.???

 

Seriously Internet offers a genuinely different Internet experience, adds Matt. ???This is a serious innovation ??? both in terms of the service and value Seriously Internet offers and the style and approach that we are taking with the web site and in everything we do. It is dynamic, fun, vibrant and exciting ??? everything the Internet should and can be.???

 

Matt says that the web site ??? www.seriouslyinternet.com ??? is designed to be cheerful and enjoyable and to give people everything they need in a language that they can

 

understand. ???Seriously Internet is there for everybody and we really hope that the people of Shrewsbury and across Shropshire will give us a try ??? I think they will like what they see on the web site and what they get from the service ??? both in terms of value and flexibility.???

 

A table on the web site compares Seriously Internet???s prices to those of other mainstream suppliers and it makes impressive reading. For just ??16.99 a month, Seriously Internet is providing a 1Mbps (twice the bandwidth of the standard offering) broadband connection with 2Gb of download space to store files, music and pictures; this compares with a monthly cost of ??17.99 for an equivalent service from the nearest competitor, French-owned Wanadoo, which charges ??17.99 per month

 

For a 1Mb connection and 30Gb of space, Seriously Internet is asked for ??27.99 per month, a significantly lower cost than the ??29.99 offered by BT for this level of service. And with free migration to Seriously Internet from any other service provider, these are seriously attractive offers.

 

A comprehensive range of different Internet connections are available from Seriously Internet ??? from simple dial-up through to low-cost broadband connections and different packages are designed to suit different types of users. There is one service, for example, that is designed to keep costs down for those who only ever use the Internet in the evenings and want to know how much it???s costing them as the time they spend on-line mounts up. With the Juicy Pay As You Go option, time spent on-line is charged from only 1p a minute for evenings (6pm-8am) and all weekend, and from as little as 3p a minute during weekdays (8am-6pm Mon-Fri).

 

A range of other options means you can combine different speeds with the package that suits you best so you don???t have to pay for what you don't use. With Seriously Internet, you will have a trustworthy Internet connection that is secure and reliable and available 24-hours a day, seven days a week. When something does go wrong, there is a special help-desk number that you can call to get expert advice and assistance.

 

As well as a wide range of broadband and dial-up options, the Seriously Wireless service enables customers to take full advantage of the new revolution in wireless connectivity that is sweeping across the UK. There are now more than 10,000 wireless hot-spots will be installed in public places, on trains and at business locations giving all users much more potential freedom to work and play wherever they may be.

 

 

 

If you???d like to know more about the launch and about Seriously Internet, contact:

 

Matt Black

 

Tel: 0871 223 5348

 

Or

 

Neville Street

 

Stella Six

 

Tel: (01743) 246917

 

Mobile: 07967 717259

 

Email: nev@stellasix.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

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pipex for me

 

??23.44 for 512k - no download limit - no installation or equipment fees, no minimum contract (but you have to pay ??57 if you cancel in the first 12 months)

 

this is the best place to look

 

www.adslguide.org

 

they have monthly speed and reliability ratings for all providers

http://www.zen.co.uk/

 

Here you go

 

 

We've set all our booses at work up on this one - they're all thick cunts when it comes to all things computers so we wanted something that was reliable.

 

4 bosses - 15 months - not 1 broadband related issue

 

not cheap that, is it?

 

RTFQ COCK! - Where did he say cheapest #-o

 

He said best. Its ??24.99 per month, reliable, and good efficient service

 

 

WYNI COCK!

 

how can it be BEST if there's cheaper equally reliable products

 

btw, what d'you get for 24.99?

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Traf - you looking for speed only, or do you do a lot of downloading as well?

 

Wanadoo = 1MB with 2GB download limit for ??17.99 per month

 

NTL (I know you don't want cable!) are bringing new services out in January - 1MB with 5GB limit for ??17.99 and 2MB with 30GB limit for ??24.99

 

How much downloading is 2GB?

not massive, but if all you download is your e-mails and stuff, then you'll be fine.

 

If you download loads of music, films, programs etc. then it won't be any good for you.

i download 2gb in the time it takes me 2 shit.

  • 10 months later...

Right, I wanna download music tracks and various other things, not loads every day but maybe a couple of hours every other day / weekend etc.

 

I take it that a 2gb monthly limit is no good?

bulldog are very tempting...

 

8mbit line, no limits, was ??15 a month, but deals keep changing...

 

but beware their customer service is the WORST i have EVER come across...

 

i tried to upgrade my current bulldog connection to 8mbit, but the indian call centre (which called 5 times to sell me adsl, after i said yes the 1st time) could not accept that i already had ADSL and it just wanted upgrading. I DID NOT WANT ANOTHER ADSL LINE!!!

 

took them 6 weeks to realise i didnt have a good enough line anyway to get any more that 1mbit

 

oh and theyve sent me 4 adsl modems, so if anyone wants one, let me know...

 

www.bulldogdsl.com if ya feeling tempted...

  • 2 weeks later...

Wanapiggindo are a pain in the ??rse! Have sent me a modem, filters etc and have started charging me as apparently my line is sorted yet the thing won't work. Spent 2hrs on to some Indian bird the other night and after all that couldn't tell me what was wrong with it... ](*,) ](*,) ](*,)

30GB limit for ??24.99

 

i am on this one.. it stutters like f00k sometimes though.

 

I have never used Zen myself but they have a good name

Just gone on broadband myself after spending ages looking for a good deal.

 

I wanted a good speed connection, no download limits and a reasonable price. I went on with Tiscali, on their 2Mb package, 17.99 a month.

When I told a couple of friends I'd signed up for Tiscali, their faces dropped as if to say "You fool". But I've been on for a couple of weeks now and had no problem.

 

The only thing you would need to watch out for though is their Fair Usage Policy. Don't go hammering the downloads between 6 and 11pm weekdays, 4-8Pm weekends. Otherwise they will contact you asking you to calm your downloading down a bit.

 

Loads of companies have 2Gb limits, which is a bit stingy if your wanting to download music, useless if you want to download films and video clips.

 

Oh yeah, Tiscali give you a free modem and the connection is free. Although I've been told their customer support is bobbins. Never used it but its apparetnly controlled by our Commonwealth Cousins.

Well, apparently there's a fault logged with BT so it's the line that aint right as far as mine is concerned so still no internet at home (unless I piggyback opnto someone elses using the wireless thingymybob :-$ )...

Just gone with Pipex for ??19.99 a month for 6 months, ??23.99 after. Free modem and connection and no 12 month contract (although you have to pay a fee of ??53 if you cancel within 12 months)

2MB and no download limit :D/

 

No problems so far but their customer service is supposed to be pretty good according to Which?

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