dialing up = between broadband orders

1connect

Hi I was between broadband orders so to cover the "no adsl zone" I got a months unlimited dialup from fast4 for £6.99 you dial a freephone number so its use is free and unlimited. I also installed the onspeed 7 day trial whilst on dialup so I got near broadband speed when browsing the web.

Anyway my broadband has arrived now so I am offering to give away for FREE the remaining 2 weeks access to the first person who needs this right now due to also being "between broadband suppliers" Just PM me a request. first person who asks will get it. and it must be striclty for their own use.

The access details will be the info needed to set up a manual dialup connection, I dont want to get into any support issues, and any requests will be refused, so please make sure you are fully capable of setting this up without help before asking for it, thanks.

The info will be:
1) the dial up number (freephone)
2) log in name
3) log in password

The Onspeed trial is available here
http://downloads.zdnet.co.uk/0,39025604,39128238s,00.htm

see there is such a thing as a free lunch...

Best Regards
1connect

HonestJohn

Have fast4 changed their T&Cs. When I was with them they had a 3 month minimrm contract and 28 days notice was required to terminate meaning you were stuck with them for 4 months.

navid_2

HonestJohn wrote:

Have fast4 changed their T&Cs. When I was with them they had a 3 month minimrm contract and 28 days notice was required to terminate meaning you were stuck with them for 4 months.

it seems they have...

Am I tied into a specfic length of contract?

Our dial-up service is provided with a no contract term. ADSL contracts are standard with one year. Cancellation for dial-up and ADSL accounts must allow 28 days notice and can only be done from within your customer members area.

mhendo

You may find the service is tied to the telephone line you signed up with, as dial-up subscription services are normally tied to your CLI.