NEW Broadband connection help required

alirob12

:rotfl: Hi
I wonder whether you can help me, I have a BT line, and would like broadband connection - but there is so many to choose that I am not sure what to go for. I would like min 5gig downloads, and 2mb speed, so preety standard I suppose… I have a new BT line, so this has to stay, and I wouldn’t like to pay too much for the broadband. (I mean more than I have too) also are there any offers around like free laptop with orange sometime ago or free playstation or dell laptop with talk talk (I think) -
Thank you!!

Browntoa

aol do the free laptop

http://aolbroadband.co.uk/pages/productPages/acquisition/wirelessLaptop.jsp

Special offer - ends soon! Join AOL Broadband from just
£9.99 a month for 3 months, £19.99 a month thereafter

• £9.99 a month achieved via a £30 cheque1, automatically sent
  to you after you have paid your third monthly £19.99 subscription fee - no application necessary!
• Up to 8Mbps download speed – depending on your line and location
• Includes AOL Talk Pay As You Go subscription
  - now with weekend calls2 at no extra cost!
• Wireless router included worth £50
• Free technical support when you call from an AOL Talk line
• No connection fee, just a BT line required
• 40GB monthly download allowance

Browntoa

if you are an O2 customer ( or get yourself a free O2 sim card )

http://broadband.o2.co.uk/

Enjoy broadband in your home
with speeds up to 20meg


From £7.50 per month
for O2 customers

From £12.50 per month*
for all other customers

mymatebob

http://broadband.o2.co.uk/home/packages.jsp

details of packages from o2

No fancy deals just cheap unlimited broadband

Up to 8 meg currently £12.50 a month (if you have an o2 mobile this drops to £7.50 subject to some T & C)

EDIT - oops beat me too it Browntoa

Browntoa

great minds !!

and as recommended in the weekly moneysaving email a few weeks ago

amonra

All these deals are just pie-in-the-sky until you know just what your bT line can support.. If you are close to the exchange, then no problem, but if you are a few miles out.... then you are struggling. Have a look at www.thinkbroadband.com and see if that helps.

chunter

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=971651

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