Cost of adsl?
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Cost of adsl?
We currently pay £300+ VAT per year, per line, for 0.5 Mb adsl for various locations for business purposes (such as my house ). It's unlimited and has been tolerably reliable - but I have seen it advertised cheaper. Also, we have to pay the cost of rental of BT line at each location. I just checked out what BT themselves are charging and their cheapest package is £18 per month but limited to 1 Gb/month.
Does anyone know if I can get cheaper than we currently pay? we have five 0.5 Mb lines (and 1x 1 Mb at the main office, which is broken at the moment. ISP's response: we are still waiting for a response from BT. It is a line fault. We can't do anything about it. )
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Does anyone know if I can get cheaper than we currently pay? we have five 0.5 Mb lines (and 1x 1 Mb at the main office, which is broken at the moment. ISP's response: we are still waiting for a response from BT. It is a line fault. We can't do anything about it. )
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Hi Carl - The service I have at the office is a business service, however they don't seem to recognise any commitment to keeping us on line. I had a situation a couple of weeks back were the router kept overheating and switching off. Initially their reply was "let it cool down for a bit". When I explained that this wasn't good enough, they raised a fault with BT. 3 days later a BT engineer came out, at which time the router happened to be working. He said he couldn't do anything as there was no fault. I said that the router was obviously on the way out so he better replace it. No can do. He went away. 2 days later the router blew up . Two days later a different BT guy comes out and replaces it. A few days after that we lose our connection. The only reason I haven't gone ballistic at them is cos it has worked more or less faultlessly for the last 4 years.
btw - just got the Peugeot back on the road; had a minor fuel pipe eruption . Luckily I found a really good independent mechanic, so it's still cheap as chips. 110,000 miles and counting.
btw - just got the Peugeot back on the road; had a minor fuel pipe eruption . Luckily I found a really good independent mechanic, so it's still cheap as chips. 110,000 miles and counting.
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Originally Posted by NotoriousREV
If you want an SLA, get a leased line but it'll be more like £300 + VAT per month! ADSL is cheap for a reason.
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Originally Posted by mj
PC - is it businessserve?
The cost of the office adsl also includes hosting our website. Basically, I haven't had that much of a problem with them until a couple of weeks ago. Although it does tend to take 3 phone calls to get one job done.
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