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I was just reading the paper (yes, laugh!) and BT have announced that starting soon, they are planning to halve the cost of ADSL internet access! This is a great move by BT, and they should get a lot more customers. If under £20, I am definately going to be buying this. Hats off to BT for this great move!
Did you know that Germany have the most people connected to high-speed internet?
Did you know that Germany have the most people connected to high-speed internet?
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I have just got NTL broardband and its great! well worth it!! and because my parents got our second line cut off which was previously used for Dial-up through NTL-World, we get it for only £10 a month, great deal!
Tyla wrote:
> Mr. Furby wrote:
> plus they will probably charge a huge lump for installing
> the digital line
It's actually the box and the switch over, but currently its
> £150!!
Still, I don't think its anyway near worth it. BT are a terrible company... terrible.
> Mr. Furby wrote:
> plus they will probably charge a huge lump for installing
> the digital line
It's actually the box and the switch over, but currently its
> £150!!
Still, I don't think its anyway near worth it. BT are a terrible company... terrible.
Mr. Furby wrote:
> plus they will probably charge a huge lump for installing the digital line
It's actually the box and the switch over, but currently its £150!!
> plus they will probably charge a huge lump for installing the digital line
It's actually the box and the switch over, but currently its £150!!
cookie monster wrote:
> The prices may be cut, but they have very few areas where ADSL will be available.
You need to live within 5.5km of a BT exchange...
> The prices may be cut, but they have very few areas where ADSL will be available.
You need to live within 5.5km of a BT exchange...
Mr. Furby wrote:
> plus they will probably charge a huge lump for installing the digital line
If the engineer comes to do it all he does is replace the faceplate on your telephone socket with on that has two sockets, one for phone and one for ADSL.
BT also do a DIY version of the install, which basically consists of a box you plug into you phone socket yourself which then gives you the two sockets as above.
Everything else is done at the exchange.
> plus they will probably charge a huge lump for installing the digital line
If the engineer comes to do it all he does is replace the faceplate on your telephone socket with on that has two sockets, one for phone and one for ADSL.
BT also do a DIY version of the install, which basically consists of a box you plug into you phone socket yourself which then gives you the two sockets as above.
Everything else is done at the exchange.
AfroJoe wrote:
> NTL has free internet access. Muah!
For me anyhow.
not for long,you/your parents will have to start paying £5 a month to get free access..looks like its time to sign up to broadband
> NTL has free internet access. Muah!
For me anyhow.
not for long,you/your parents will have to start paying £5 a month to get free access..looks like its time to sign up to broadband
Mr. Furby wrote:
> plus they will probably charge a huge lump for installing the digital line
ADSL doesn't use a digital line. it uses your standard bit of string that BT layed there many many years ago.
digital ADSL is a dream but it does exsist :)
> plus they will probably charge a huge lump for installing the digital line
ADSL doesn't use a digital line. it uses your standard bit of string that BT layed there many many years ago.
digital ADSL is a dream but it does exsist :)
NTL has free internet access. Muah!
For me anyhow.
For me anyhow.
The prices may be cut, but they have very few areas where ADSL will be available.
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