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Standard User yarwell
(legend) Wed 21-Feb-07 11:29:27
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Low cost newbie option


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Ideas for a minimal outlay ISP for someone transferring from dialup that is a light user ?

Orange Broadband starter at

Phil

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Standard User Deadbeat
(experienced) Wed 21-Feb-07 12:57:49
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Re: Low cost newbie option


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What about a "multiplay" service such as Sky etc? These deals can be inexpensive under the right circumstances.

If you do opt for a bandwidth limit as low as 2G, ensure that there is an easy upgrade path or that the cost of extra bandwidth is reasonable.

Edited by Deadbeat (Wed 21-Feb-07 12:59:32)

Standard User shaune
(experienced) Wed 21-Feb-07 13:14:25
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Eclipse do an entry level package of


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Standard User yarwell
(legend) Wed 21-Feb-07 14:15:35
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Re: Low cost newbie option


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Don't think they have Sky and its a non-LLU area so probably too much anway. 2G will be enough.

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Standard User Fenris
(experienced) Wed 21-Feb-07 15:34:20
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Newnet's 3Gb for

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Standard User yarwell
(legend) Wed 21-Feb-07 18:26:17
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I like that idea. Bit less dosh and a new ISP to try out. Thanks.

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 22-Feb-07 01:18:08
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I'll second NewNet - used their services for a while and absolutely top notch - others seems to think so as well, but see for yourself.

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/isp/compare.html

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Standard User yarwell
(legend) Thu 22-Feb-07 08:14:18
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will Newnet take annual payment by cheque without a direct debit or credit card ?

Phil

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 22-Feb-07 09:44:51
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There's a geographical number for general queries here Phil.
Standard User yarwell
(legend) Thu 22-Feb-07 19:19:47
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well impressed. Talked to real people easily in accounts and sales without any DTMF. Placed order with cheque to go in post and filled out D/D online. A very good start.

Phil

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