PAYG dialup for backup

Can anyone recommend a PAYG dialup ISP (reliable)?

Thanks

Clive

Clive wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a PAYG dialup ISP (reliable)?

May I recommend a couple we provide? We do it with one username and
password for all, and also as a specific username and password for your
account.

They are at the link:

http://www.cyberstrider.net/index.php?page=broadband

-DB
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20MB space, 800MB/month data transfer, POP3 mailbox and domain name for
a tenner a year at www.10quid.co.uk.
Special offers running for a week only from 17 August:
www.10quid.co.uk - All annual accounts for only £6.50
www.cybes.net - All accounts at 50% discount

"Clive" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Can anyone recommend a PAYG dialup ISP (reliable)?

BT?

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> Thanks
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> Clive
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>> Can anyone recommend a PAYG dialup ISP (reliable)?
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Any will do for a backup, infact make a few they are free.

BT, Wandadoo (Orange), Virgin and I am sure there are more.

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

>Can anyone recommend a PAYG dialup ISP (reliable)?

How about FreeUK from a load of other 0845 options.
See www.ispreview.co.uk and www.net4now.co.uk

NoNeedToKnow wrote:

> "Clive" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
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> >Can anyone recommend a PAYG dialup ISP (reliable)?
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> How about FreeUK from a load of other 0845 options.
> See www.ispreview.co.uk and www.net4now.co.uk

I use them for backup dial-up. Their connection seems to be less contended on
their network than Plusnet for example.

Graham