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NAR
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in N. Ireland
We recently upgraded to Broadband but Tiscali only sent us 2 ASDL Filters for the phones (we need 3). PC World are looking £15.99 for a Belkin one; surely someone here can help me find a cheaper alternative
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Try this eBay page for some much more reasonable ones, or Ebuyer (dont forget to select supersaver delivery). You should get two for under a fiver.0
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Alternatively, to avoid all the hassles of having separate filters on all sockets, just filter at your master socket instead. You can get a filtered faceplate from http://www.adslnation.com/
Not as cheap as buying separate filters probably, but a lot less hassle and MUCH better quality filtering!0 -
Many thanks thefirs. Ebuyer looked like an excellent choice - 2 for £4.32. I selected Supersaver delivery, only to be told that it was not possible to my address and a £15 shipping surcharge was applied! Grr.0
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you could try maplin if there's one near you. they are £6.99 there.0
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mplex with shops all around Belfast Shankill Road and Harbour Estate and other locations - adsl mini filter £5.000
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I bought filters of this ebay seller, they arrived the next day
http://search.ebay.co.uk/_W0QQsassZwillsell0_00 -
Be carefull out there! I would buy from a reputable company so that you have a "come back" There are adsl filters and adsl filters!Dave0
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dmxdave wrote:Be carefull out there! I would buy from a reputable company so that you have a "come back" There are adsl filters and adsl filters!
I bought 2 of ebay from an ebay shop for 99p plus £2.50 postage. They work no problem.happiness is being able to have one more drink0 -
I would say go the eBay route as well. Most of them are brand new and are the ones bundled with the broadband packages. As many people already have a modem then when they change providers and get a new one and new microfilters the keep the old one and sell the new on eBay.Alex Jones0
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