Cheap business ADSL

Does anyone know what the cheapest price for business ADSL is?

Needs to be installed in an office. It'd be a standard fix BT line not
a PABX. Just wires only is ideal, like a residential installation.

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> Does anyone know what the cheapest price for business ADSL is?
>
> Needs to be installed in an office. It'd be a standard fix BT line not
> a PABX. Just wires only is ideal, like a residential installation.
>
>
Here a Pipex Xtreme Home Office 500 feeds a computer company with up to 10
PCs via a Linux based transparent proxy/firewall and no complaints
whatsoever. £24.95+VAT pcm.

On Tue, 18 May 2004 12:42:21 +0100, Alien Zord wrote:

> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Does anyone know what the cheapest price for business ADSL is?
>>
>> Needs to be installed in an office. It'd be a standard fix BT line not
>> a PABX. Just wires only is ideal, like a residential installation.
>>
>>
> Here a Pipex Xtreme Home Office 500 feeds a computer company with up to 10
> PCs via a Linux based transparent proxy/firewall and no complaints
> whatsoever. £24.95+VAT pcm.

Plusnet have a £24.99 business ADSL service including 50MB of web space,
free domain name, CGI, access via dial-up modem (useful if BT have a
problem with ADSL).
For £27.99 you get 250MB of web space.
They also have static IP and a 'no NAT' option for networking.

This links to their product page:

http://snipurl.com/6iib

F.

> Plusnet have a £24.99 business ADSL service including 50MB of web space,
> free domain name, CGI, access via dial-up modem (useful if BT have a
> problem with ADSL).
> For £27.99 you get 250MB of web space.
> They also have static IP and a 'no NAT' option for networking.
>
> This links to their product page:
>
> http://snipurl.com/6iib
>

Thats EX VAT pricing and has a £50 activation fee.

An alternative is NDO -
£26.99 (ex VAT) per month; £35 Activation Fee.

http://www.ndodsl.com/en/1/prdadslsoho500.html