Free internet backup dial

This is to be used as a back up only as the calls are at a local charge.

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Pass : surf

Numbers :
0845 604 1528


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"SOGGY" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> This is to be used as a back up only as the calls are at a local charge.

....and therefore hardly "free" (per subject line).

There are plenty of 0845 ISPs around, and you don't have to fake
someone's login: aceinternet.co.uk is the one I use from my mobile, for
instance.

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To avoid confusion when I said free I meant there is no fee for using this
service like an monthly charge from the ISP. Also you don't have to sign up
to anything or keep using it within a certain period.

To ensure people were not misled I put in the fact the "calls" were
chargeable and also stated it was handy as a backup. This is not a fake but
a genuine dial up and as most now have broadband it is always good to have a
plan B just incase.

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"Jon S Green" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> "SOGGY" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> > This is to be used as a back up only as the calls are at a local charge.
>
> ...and therefore hardly "free" (per subject line).
>
> There are plenty of 0845 ISPs around, and you don't have to fake
> someone's login: aceinternet.co.uk is the one I use from my mobile, for
> instance.
>
> Jon
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email.
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> (Declaration of interest: I own/run the domain.)

>To ensure people were not misled I put in the fact the "calls" were
>chargeable and also stated it was handy as a backup. This is not a fake but
>a genuine dial up and as most now have broadband it is always good to have a
>plan B just incase.

Well, if your with Blueyonder (in the UK), you can use your main broadband
username/password on their dialup service (179 from a BY phone, can't remember
the number from a none BY phone) - if you loose BB connection.

Maybe the same with NTL (UK) too.

Just thought I'd mention it.

no_email_addy@no_email_addy.com wrote:
>
>>To ensure people were not misled I put in the fact the "calls" were
>>chargeable and also stated it was handy as a backup. This is not a fake but
>>a genuine dial up and as most now have broadband it is always good to have a
>>plan B just incase.
>
> Well, if your with Blueyonder (in the UK), you can use your main broadband
> username/password on their dialup service (179 from a BY phone, can't remember
> the number from a none BY phone) - if you loose BB connection.

What about if you loose BB connection?

Plusnet do this too.