less than 12month contracts?

A friend has just got a 6 month lease on a house. Does anyone provide
broadband on a less than 12 month contract?


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(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> A friend has just got a 6 month lease on a house. Does anyone provide
> broadband on a less than 12 month contract?

Just about every ISP does - BT is the main one that doesn't.

On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 18:00:48 +0100, Fred Smith <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>Just about every ISP does - BT is the main one that doesn't.

about half the ISPs use 12 month contracts, so you're wrong there. I
would say 80% of UK broadband users are on 12 month contracts.

Phil
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On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 17:26:52 +0100, <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> Does anyone provide
>broadband on a less than 12 month contract?

yes.

Metronet
Zen
Plusnet
F2S

expect to pay about £60-70 for the privelige as a setup fee.

Phil
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On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 18:00:48 +0100, Fred Smith <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>> A friend has just got a 6 month lease on a house. Does anyone provide
>> broadband on a less than 12 month contract?
>
>Just about every ISP does - BT is the main one that doesn't.

Not quite every ISP but certainly lots do. If you go look at
www.adsguide.org they are all listed.

Look at the setup charges - the ISPs that give free setup/modem tend
to be the ones who lock you into a 12 month contract.




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Geoffrey wrote:

>>>A friend has just got a 6 month lease on a house. Does anyone provide
>>>broadband on a less than 12 month contract?
>>
>>Just about every ISP does - BT is the main one that doesn't.
>
>
> Not quite every ISP but certainly lots do. If you go look at
> www.adsguide.org they are all listed.

I didn't try that site, the one I use is adslguide.org.uk and that
listed over 40 ISP's prepared to offer 1 month contracts. I must admit
that the overall number of ISP's not prepared to offer 1 month contracts
is higher than I thought.

On 16 Aug 2005 20:47, Fred Smith <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>> www.adsguide.org they are all listed.

>I didn't try that site, the one I use is adslguide.org.uk and that

Hint: it is the same web site...


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poster wrote:

>>>www.adsguide.org they are all listed.
>
>
>>I didn't try that site, the one I use is adslguide.org.uk and that
>
>
> Hint: it is the same web site...

Really - they look different to me. Perhaps you mean adslguide.org?

On 16 Aug 2005 21:36, Fred Smith wrote:

>Really - they look different to me. Perhaps you mean adslguide.org?

Ah, the other poster probably made a typo, while I must have 'corrected' it
while reading (it is fairly common for all readers, apparently, so one will
perhaps need a few times carefully reading text to spot such a typo). Peter

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