Broadband Provider Prices
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I have moved house and no longer have ntl available to me for cable internet. I am looking to start broadband with a new provider, what choices do I have? I know bt and freeserve are 29.99 a month, who else is out there or just about to start broadband?
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Pipex are recommended http://www.pipex.com
for more info on various ISP goto http://www.adslguide.org.uk
for more info on various ISP goto http://www.adslguide.org.uk
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I have just signed up with Pipex, as they are doing an offer where they give you a brand new ADSL modem in exchange for an old external dial up modem (minimum 33.6). Also give you free activation as well, so all in all it has cost me about £5 to setup (posting old modem back).
Costs are £23.44 a month incl VAT (£19.95 exc vat)
Activated in 6 days and counting - yippeee!!!
DW
I have just signed up with Pipex, as they are doing an offer where they give you a brand new ADSL modem in exchange for an old external dial up modem (minimum 33.6). Also give you free activation as well, so all in all it has cost me about £5 to setup (posting old modem back).
Costs are £23.44 a month incl VAT (£19.95 exc vat)
Activated in 6 days and counting - yippeee!!!
DW
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Pipex sounds good. Think I may go with them when I move
Can't get Telewest at my new house.
Always used to used Pipex for dial-up, they gave superb customer service
Can't get Telewest at my new house.
Always used to used Pipex for dial-up, they gave superb customer service
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