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Hi.
Some of you know I want Broadband... and for those of you who didn't know...I want Broadband.
I've been searching through ADSLguide.co.uk to find the best ISP...and well, when I got to page four, I stopped. Virgin.net Broadband!
Right, has anyone here got Virgin.net Broadband, and if yes, is it good? Also, is this deal good. I think it is, but you may beg to differ.
£24.99 :: Monthly Charge
£59.99 :: Modem and Filter
£00.00 :: Activation Charge
Virgin are a top company, and so far, I'm happy with what I have seen and read. The FAQs have answered all but one of my questions, and now I'm confident that I'm getting a deal here. My one question is :: In the period that I'm waiting for my access to be activated, can I still come online using my 56k modem?
Some of you know I want Broadband... and for those of you who didn't know...I want Broadband.
I've been searching through ADSLguide.co.uk to find the best ISP...and well, when I got to page four, I stopped. Virgin.net Broadband!
Right, has anyone here got Virgin.net Broadband, and if yes, is it good? Also, is this deal good. I think it is, but you may beg to differ.
£24.99 :: Monthly Charge
£59.99 :: Modem and Filter
£00.00 :: Activation Charge
Virgin are a top company, and so far, I'm happy with what I have seen and read. The FAQs have answered all but one of my questions, and now I'm confident that I'm getting a deal here. My one question is :: In the period that I'm waiting for my access to be activated, can I still come online using my 56k modem?
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Seems pretty good. Monthly charge not the cheapest. How many filters do you get? As you need one for every active phone socket, including Sky Digital Box. Otherwise a un filtered socket will cause your internet to disconnect when the device uses the socket. If there un used and dont have a phone or device attached then they dont need to be filtered.
"Most ISPs tie you into a 12 month contract, even if you find out the performance or technical support is poor. With Virgin.net Broadband you are not tied into a 12 month contract we just ask that you provide us with a month's notice of your request to cancel the service."
Whooo.
:c)
Cheers cjh. You rock.
Whooo.
:c)
Cheers cjh. You rock.
Never knew they did broadband..
Somewhere on their Web Site :)
Most likely the Terms and Conditions ... or just E-mail/Phone them up.
Most likely the Terms and Conditions ... or just E-mail/Phone them up.
Where would I find that? :cD
You can use your 56K modem now, while they install and after :)
But, I'd suggest checking their minimum contract period. Some have a 1 year minimum contract. Others have less.
But, I'd suggest checking their minimum contract period. Some have a 1 year minimum contract. Others have less.
Ahhh...
Phuzzy says:
i didnt have to wait
DW says:
Ah, Virgin have a 10 day wait...BUT...it's free installation
Phuzzy says:
i didnt have to wait
DW says:
Ah, Virgin have a 10 day wait...BUT...it's free installation
Hi.
Some of you know I want Broadband... and for those of you who didn't know...I want Broadband.
I've been searching through ADSLguide.co.uk to find the best ISP...and well, when I got to page four, I stopped. Virgin.net Broadband!
Right, has anyone here got Virgin.net Broadband, and if yes, is it good? Also, is this deal good. I think it is, but you may beg to differ.
£24.99 :: Monthly Charge
£59.99 :: Modem and Filter
£00.00 :: Activation Charge
Virgin are a top company, and so far, I'm happy with what I have seen and read. The FAQs have answered all but one of my questions, and now I'm confident that I'm getting a deal here. My one question is :: In the period that I'm waiting for my access to be activated, can I still come online using my 56k modem?
Some of you know I want Broadband... and for those of you who didn't know...I want Broadband.
I've been searching through ADSLguide.co.uk to find the best ISP...and well, when I got to page four, I stopped. Virgin.net Broadband!
Right, has anyone here got Virgin.net Broadband, and if yes, is it good? Also, is this deal good. I think it is, but you may beg to differ.
£24.99 :: Monthly Charge
£59.99 :: Modem and Filter
£00.00 :: Activation Charge
Virgin are a top company, and so far, I'm happy with what I have seen and read. The FAQs have answered all but one of my questions, and now I'm confident that I'm getting a deal here. My one question is :: In the period that I'm waiting for my access to be activated, can I still come online using my 56k modem?
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