Cheapest Broadband Provider Discussion

ngoka

I just migrated from Pipex to Freedom2surf, it gives 2mb with a 2GB download limit, static IP, but the best thing is that between 1am and 6am you have unlimited unrestricted downloads, all this just for £14.99

alared

v21 free modem,monthly contract,first 3 months at £10 then £16-99 unlimited downloads.
One off connection fee £69-90

Hayden690

Cheap Broad band like Tiscali seems very good, but they restric bandwidth during peak time. i.e most evenings you will not get 1mb speed, probably half.
Quite legal, its in the small print. Check adslguide.org for confirmation.


P.s dont get me started on the customer service!!!

ngoka

No migration fee on Freedom2surf...

LionKing

Any thoughts on Pipex?

amandaw_3

May I just say what a fantastic site this is. I was surfing the other day and have found it really useful.
I have swapped my landline call supplier from onetel to the prefix dial number of:18866 (2p connection and nothing else to pay) and have changed my line rental from bt to onetel so thats a saving of £1.50 per month, plus I shall get free evening and weekend calls for a year.

Tip: I have been looking around at changing my broadband provider, after telephoning them yesterday (BT)to get my migration code they have given me a fantastic deal which is not yet offered on their web-site. For £18.49 per a month they are offering 2MB speed with 15GB, for a four month contract because they did not want to lose my custom. Are there any other providers out there that can beat that?? If not give them a go.


Thanks for reading.

lwoods

E7even are offering 1mb unlimited broadband, free modem & free connection for a £15 a month.

http://www.e7even.com/index.html

sco0ter

Not understanding this.

All I can see for £15 is 1MB and free connection for the Biennial at 24monthsx£15 = £360 no modem.

Or the Annual 12months X £15 =£180 with free connection OR free modem OR upgrade to 1MB

NONE of them state a free modem for 1MB at the £15 range you have to take the 1MB upgrade from 512Kb instead of the modem

Do these prices have to be paid up front??? Dont fancy having to fork out that kind of cash.

oap

I heard the other day either on tv or radio, cannot remember which, that there is a new company going to offer broadband for £9.99 per month, I have been hoping for something less than a tenner, on dial up at present, we get broadband where I live in May. Did anyone, by chance , hear this? can you tell me who it is? thanks in anticipation, oap

oap

Thank you very much indeed for your reply, have had a look at link, but cannot find anything that relates to this new company? cheers oap