Sky 'free' broadband - not very 'free' is it?
05 September 2006, 11:28 PM
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Sky 'free' broadband - not very 'free' is it?
Surely trade descriptions act must come into play here? Seen their ads on billboards and bus stops etc.
'Free' broadband as long as you pay them £40
So it's not free then 
'Free' broadband as long as you pay them £40
So it's not free then
06 September 2006, 09:01 AM
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Only £40 activation if you aren't on an easynet unbundled exchange OR take the basic service which is 'free' monthly .
Mine was free. Easynet exchange , Max service
http://www.samknows.com/broadband/checker2.php tells you if you are on an unbundled exchange.
Mine was free. Easynet exchange , Max service
http://www.samknows.com/broadband/checker2.php tells you if you are on an unbundled exchange.
06 September 2006, 09:30 AM
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Orange rang me the other day offering "free" broadband as long as as I signed a new 18 month £30 a month contract,and if I defaulted on a payment or cancelled the contract I would have to pay £30 a month for every "free" month I had until that point
Also you get a huge 2gb a month limit
They even suggested I buy out my current broadband contract to join this crock of ****e.
Also you get a huge 2gb a month limit
They even suggested I buy out my current broadband contract to join this crock of ****e.
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