Advice needed on broadband and line rental
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Advice needed on broadband and line rental
I currently have Wanado broadband at home, but I am about to move house and was looking at changing my broadband service. The new house has no phone line connected yet, but I don't want a phone line for making calls just internet access.
What is the best way of getting a good reliable setup at a reasonable price ?
Cheers in advance.
What is the best way of getting a good reliable setup at a reasonable price ?
Cheers in advance.
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Originally Posted by MBScooby
I currently have Wanado broadband at home, but I am about to move house and was looking at changing my broadband service. The new house has no phone line connected yet, but I don't want a phone line for making calls just internet access.
What is the best way of getting a good reliable setup at a reasonable price ?
Cheers in advance.
What is the best way of getting a good reliable setup at a reasonable price ?
Cheers in advance.
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You don't have to have a BT (Retail) line.
I know of at least one company that takes lines from BT Wholesale and does their own billing. They can have ADSL on and are a little bit cheaper than a BT line.
The name of the company escapes me right now though...
I know of at least one company that takes lines from BT Wholesale and does their own billing. They can have ADSL on and are a little bit cheaper than a BT line.
The name of the company escapes me right now though...
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Isn't Wanadoo's 1Mb service with free activation and USB modem for £17.99 the best offer out at the moment?
BT (Retail) may install you a line for free if you ask nicely - tell them they won't get any rental off you unless they do
Paying monthly by direct debit seems to be the best way to reduce that bill.
Chris - looking forward to more details on the thinking aloud moment
BT (Retail) may install you a line for free if you ask nicely - tell them they won't get any rental off you unless they do
Paying monthly by direct debit seems to be the best way to reduce that bill.
Chris - looking forward to more details on the thinking aloud moment
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£5.25 line rental per month on DD (BT Together Option 1 is £10.95 on DD).
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£5.25 line rental per month on DD (BT Together Option 1 is £10.95 on DD).
How will the transfer affect my Broadband (ADSL) service?
All ITplus telephone lines are still maintained by BT and use the same BT network for calls and services. Therefore ANY Internet Service Provider supplying broadband (ADSL) over the BT network can supply the same service on an ITplus line.
All ITplus telephone lines are still maintained by BT and use the same BT network for calls and services. Therefore ANY Internet Service Provider supplying broadband (ADSL) over the BT network can supply the same service on an ITplus line.
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Originally Posted by ChrisB
Found them
Internet Telecomms
£5.25 line rental per month on DD (BT Together Option 1 is £10.95 on DD).
Internet Telecomms
£5.25 line rental per month on DD (BT Together Option 1 is £10.95 on DD).
Looks interesting...
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From the depths of my memory - I have a thought that CPS should be carried over but I doubt ITplus would like it. I'm not 100% sure though.
From their FAQ:
From their FAQ:
Transferring a BT line with an active ADSL connection is also seamless with no disruption of any service. IT will be billing you only for your line rental and calls, where your ISP will be billing you for your internet connection separately.
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Originally Posted by Rusty.
Will this affect my existing ADSL service...and what about my Carrier Pre-Selection?
Looks interesting...
Looks interesting...
Also be aware that switching to a wholesale provider then line faults have to be reported to them first who in turn escalate to BT, depends how critical it is but BT have by far the best fault reporting/rectifying processes.
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This is a very useful site
http://www.adslguide.org
Just getting myself sorted with Broadband. I'm already a BT phone customer so was just 'adding on' Broadband. Have gone with Eclipse on their 'Home Broadband' option. Getting 1Mbps connection for £14.99/mth with 1Gb mthly limit. I'm too far in the sticks to get a 2Mbps connection, but this would have been the same price.
http://www.adslguide.org
Just getting myself sorted with Broadband. I'm already a BT phone customer so was just 'adding on' Broadband. Have gone with Eclipse on their 'Home Broadband' option. Getting 1Mbps connection for £14.99/mth with 1Gb mthly limit. I'm too far in the sticks to get a 2Mbps connection, but this would have been the same price.
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