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Ends 28'/02/05. £50 cashback for new subscribers to BT boradband
Hi New subscribers to BT broadband can claim £50 cashback when they subscribe via Metro magazine (a free newspaper for commuters in the London area). You don't have to live in London. Here's the link: http://www.metro.co.uk/metro/standard/article.html?in_article_id=23268&in_page_id=1 They quote ' Exclusive offer: This…
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E: u/k - 2MB broadband, 2GB cap, 2 months free £17.99 no set up costs
2MB broadband, 2GB cap, 2 months free £17.99 no set up costs, free equipment. http://www.totalise.co.uk/broadband/max.asp Same deal as Wanadoo but 2MB speed not 1MB and two months free not just one. I appreciate the cap will not appeal to all, but if you don't download that much it's and excellent deal. Does anyone know…
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£50 cashback for new BT broadband customers
Hi New subscribers to BT broadband can claim £50 cashback when they subscribe via Metro magazine (a free newspaper for commuters in the London area). Here's the link: http://www.metro.co.uk/metro/standard/article.html?in_article_id=23268&in_page_id=1 They quote ' Exclusive offer: This exclusive offer applies to all three…
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Problem getting connected to broadband
I have got my broadband modem but I cannot get my computer linked to it, what am I doing wrong? There is 3 lights on the modem/router, 2 are flashing, adsl and ready. The 3rd green light is constant, lan-link. Can anyone please help?
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looking for broadband (not cable) with no min contract
Hi, Anyone know of a company that offers broadband with no minimum contract? I won't be downloading music or anything, just normal browsing and emails so don't need lots of bandwidth. Thanks Sam
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ISP's to use in Spain - any ideas?
Hi guys, potentially a long shot, but my folks are moving to Spain next month, and wondered if anybody knew what the deal was over there with ISP/Broadband access. If anyone has any info or recommendations, would be most happy to hear it :D Thanks in advance Dan
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Recommend me an 0845 dial up ISP please
Looking for an 0845 dial up ISP Need it for my PDA to use with my mobile phone (0845 numbers are included in the free minutes in my o2 Contract) Need to be able to sign up online withouct actually having to dial the number before getting my password (I have no modem in my PC - I use broadband - and need to enter the sign…
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BT broadband query
My brother is on BT BB and the past few days he's noticed that his user name has changed to ****.****.(series of numbers) and there is now a number being dialled. is this a virus/dialer?
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Which broadband provider is best?
At long last my exchange has been upgraded to broadband - yippee!! So I am trying to work out who to go with - at the moment I have dial-up with One-tel at £13.99. I have looked at Tiscali as they provide all the bits and pieces for free. But who provides the best deal at the moment. I can only get 512bps or possibly at a…
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Bluetooth/laptop connection - the ex-mother in law is coming
The ex-mother in law is coming to UK for a year to work (she's South African). She won't have access to wired or wireless internet as she'll be moving around and staying with other people. I think she'd be better off using internet cafe's or local libraries for e-mails and web, but she's been told that she should get a…
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Tiscali Dial-up
My mum has it and has nearly every time she's online it frequently disconnects? Anyone else experience this? I'm going to change her to another cheap dial-up. She barely uses it so a cheap p/min one is best. Have tried tesco and they were'nt much better. Any good ones for a very low user? Thanks in advance
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Need Dial Up, covered by o2's free calls
Hi I have just bought a PDA and it turns out on the device the favoured way to connect to the internet is via a dial up, rather than GPRS as I used for my normal PC when my net connection was down. Has anyone got any experience of this. I am really looking for an ISP that I can sign up for online without using the actual…
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Metronet to become even cheaper
Metronet are changing their pricing structure mid March to increase the included bandwidth in the basic cost so for many users, this will reduce prices: e.g. 1 Mbps ADSL using less than 1Gb per month is £13.75 inc VAT http://www.metronet.co.uk/adsl/paygo2 Thanks Gavin
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Broadband Usage Limit
My contract is up with Wanadaoo, and I'll probably switch to another supplier as I'm sure I can get a better deal elsewhere (currently paying £27.99 per month). Especially as Wanadoo wanna charge me £20 regrade fee if I change to another package. A lot of other suppliers seem to have usage limits, and I have found this…
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Anyone using one of these? SAFECOM
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3706&item=5753088188&rd=1 I need somethng similar - Netgear equivalent is 2 or 3 times the price.
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Broadband Recommendations - Newbie
Hi After years of waiting I now have broadband available. Can someone tell me the most competitive, all inclusive, offer at the moment. Many thanks Buttlodge
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Any other Auto Dialler
I recently had to delete my 1st Dialer (Auto -dialler ) and cannot now download it again, despite a fellow member sending the download by e-mail. There seems to be a problem with the website of the originators https://www.neurobridge.com as if you log on it says "access denied"! Has anyone else had a problem ? More to the…
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Wanadoo Broadband problems
has anyone else had service problems with wanadoo broadband...I have had a catalogue of connection, accounting and bad service. Their so called help line is staffed by untrained, unknowledgeable and sometimes downright unhelpful staff...thats if you can get through. or is it me?
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NTL Freedom dialup alternatives?
Are there any ISPs that offer deals similar to NTL's Freedom dialup packages i.e., £15 per month for unlimited dialup and £15 of telephone calls included? I have been with NTL for over a year and the service has been excellent. However I have had one or two websites that NTL's DNS or proxy servers have problems with, i.e.…
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Any Advice On Moving From Aol Dial Up To Broadband Please
I just wondered if anyone could give me some advice on what is the best/cheapest broadband to switch to. I've currently got AOL dial-up. I've got a bid confused reading some of the threads because they got a bit too technical for me. Also if I change to another provider will I have to lose my AOL email account? Thanks
