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Standard User josewick
(regular) Thu 02-Aug-07 20:29:51
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who offers 1 month trial?


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I am not asking for any freebie from ISP but I want to find someone that will offer me 1 month trial (chargable of course) so I know this really is for me before I got tied up with a 12 months contracts

Got so many disappointments previously

Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 02-Aug-07 20:34:36
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Re: who offers 1 month trial?


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Why not just go for an ISP who offers monthly contracts?

E.g. the Entanet resellers (e.g. ADSL24, UKFSN etc.), IDNet, NewNet, PlusNet, Zen.
Standard User josewick
(regular) Thu 02-Aug-07 20:38:14
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there is that.... but then they usually require another month notice

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Standard User sjr
(member) Thu 02-Aug-07 20:49:33
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Re: who offers 1 month trial?


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Is that really such a big deal? If so there's PlusNet doing a month's trial.
However go with any of the ISPs mentioned and I doubt you would want to leave quickly anyway.
Oops, just spotted PlusNet in john's list

Regards,
Steve

Edited by sjr (Thu 02-Aug-07 20:50:27)

Standard User yarwell
(sensei) Thu 02-Aug-07 21:04:19
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Re: who offers 1 month trial?


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so at worst you have it for 2 months, or perhaps 6 weeks if you give notice after 2 weeks. Not too onerous surely ?

Phil

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 02-Aug-07 21:53:10
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Plusnet offer a 90 day trial fully refundable if you leave within that period.
Standard User sidneyk
(committed) Thu 02-Aug-07 23:55:27
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Re: who offers 1 month trial?


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from a personal point of view I am I believe into my third billing period with Entanet (vivaciti)
and have no regrets about subscribing to their service.
Any issues I have raised have been resolved in an amenable fashion.

Great billing and features such as 'EntaTool' support etc.

Is two months so much to 'give up' for a serviced received which you may withdraw from without penalty,
and with great ease, I would suggest you will be unlikely to leave after sampling their service.

definitely worth a try
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Fri 03-Aug-07 01:05:34
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There's a 3 month minimum for Newnet.
Standard User vivaciti
(committed) Fri 03-Aug-07 08:27:21
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Well if it helps we have monthly contracts, and yes 30 days notice, but you can give the 30 days notice on the second day you go live and have a MAC at the ready so at the end of the month, if your not happy, you already have a MAC and could migrate away free of charge.

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Fri 03-Aug-07 09:22:15
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Not for me, I don't think the 3 months applies to ADSL broadband.

The Ts&Cs section 12.1.2

"Some services, for example ADSL broadband, have alternative minimum periods and are subject to alternative terms which are shown to the Customer during the ordering process."

Certainly my notice period is 1 month.

The one gripe I have with NewNet is that they don't publish the complete ADSL broadband Ts&Cs on their web-site.
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