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"Hot Freeeola Broadband Developments"

Coming May 1st...

- Our standard 512K product reduces to £26.99 for new and existing customers.

- Blistering 1 MB service launched at £49.99 TBC

- Light Speed 2 MB service launched at £64.99 TBC

The future's getting faster... and cheaper!

Our site will be updated in near future.

Regards,
Danny

I have to agre with cjh.

I was considering getting brodband until my Dad said, 'NO!'

Anyway, 25meg is good enough for most sites but a lot would like the larger webspace and paying £1 a month is far more expensive than uploading it via dial-up.

While I'm here, I may as well pitch an idea to you which I think would be a great benefit to customers (well, me at least).

While the ADSL Service is great, the Web Hosting which comes with it isn't as good as the dial-up one. In that the storage space is unlimited.

Obviously, I understand that due to faster speeds for Upload and no extra payments, you can't give out unlimited space for ADSL, where as dial-up you have the 'pay as you use' method.

Would you ever consider allowing the ADSL and dial-up packages to be merged?? Setting a limit to how much you can Upload via ADSL, yet allow un-metered uploads on the Same Space, Username and Password, via a standard dial-up connection???

For me, it would make sense, and allow me to have just the one ISP and Account with Freeola, rather than having Pipex and Freeola as ISP's, or having two accounts with Freeola (ADSL and Dial-up).

I believe you can buy extra storage space on ADSL on a per mouth bases, but I think the method I've described above would be unique, allow for sites to grow in size while you're still earning from it, and allow for accounts to be merged for simple managing.

Oh, and your MySQL Password Update doesn't seem to work. I've changed my password on my account with Freeola, and while the Control Panel states my MySQL Password is the new one I've entered, the MySQL PHPMyAdmin still only lets me in via the old one.

The lower Price for ADSL is very tempting.

While a 1MB line would be nice ... I don't think it’s in my range just yet, unless:

Will there be any additional benefits to the package??

Simple things like more Web Space than the 512k???

Also, are these faster lines standard BT stuff, in that it only requires BT to fiddle with out land line, or is extra hardware required?

And, not forgetting is there any additional charge/savings from transferring from a current ADSL provider rather than being a new subscriber whose line is not ADSL-able?

What's hot?

Heh i guess its great for a large network and should be popular with them.
Larger Bandwidth.

While the new services are aimed at residential and small business users, the new services are actually 20:1 ratio as opposed to the 50:1 ratio on the 512 K version. So that makes them even better when you consider the price we're hoping to hit.

Please note that the prices are not 100% finalised yet although they won't vary much if at all from those shown.

Danny

I doubt 2mb is needed... unless you download alot.

Can't say I'm not tempted at least...

Hmmmmm, it looks as if you're one of the first companies to offer a residential 2mb ADSL package...

Still far far too expensive for me, but I can't find any other companies offering it cheaper...

Those are per month prices of course, and yes, they include VAT.

Danny