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> > Surely you don't pay up front for full years on a yearly contract - I > assume they would take the money monthly - just you could not pull out > within the year ? > i have an annual contract with PlusNet and it is paid monthly, can't remeber if there was an option to pay it all at once or not. you can cancel within the year, but i believe there is a charge to do so - not that i'd want to very happy with the service from PlusNet  you need to supply a username when you sign up but if you wanted you could have niaz.khan as your username then have for example (E-Mail Removed) as your e-mail address |
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>> Surely you don't pay up front for full years on a yearly contract - >> I assume they would take the money monthly - just you could not pull >> out within the year ? >> > > i have an annual contract with PlusNet and it is paid monthly, can't > remeber if there was an option to pay it all at once or not. > > you can cancel within the year, but i believe there is a charge to do > so - not that i'd want to very happy with the service from PlusNet > > you need to supply a username when you sign up but if you wanted you > could have niaz.khan as your username then have for example > (E-Mail Removed) as your e-mail address Jamie is correct in that the annual contract is paid monthly but there is a cancellation charge if you cancel before the year is up. There may also be some additional charge if you wish to change the account type before the first year is complete. In setting up an account you have to have a user name and password this user name then forms part of your e-mail address as Jamie has explained. The advantage of the Plusnet approach is that you have effectively an unlimited number of e-mail addresses. You can put anything you like before the "@". Can be very useful when you have to supply your e-mail address during some web activity. Provide something appropriate before the "@" and you will know if they are spamming you, or have passed your details on. You can then direct that mail box to the black hole that Plusnet also supply and not see that spam any more. Don't think you can have niaz.khan as a user name but you could have niazkhan. I think I would either use kahn or think up something else. With khan as the user name you could have (E-Mail Removed) as your main e-mail address. -- Old Codger e-mail use reply to field What matters in politics is not what happens, but what you can make people believe has happened. [Janet Daley 27/8/2003] |
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Yes i went for the monthly. That way if you do have any probs and cannot afford the bills they have no comback for the years money cost a slight bit more to start but is worth it for peice of mind. Also I think you have made the best choice Force9/Plusnet (both the same ISP) the costommer support is second to none 24/7 and are usualy very good and helpful (not had a bad one yet) WELL Done F9 and PlusNet Best Regs Andy P.S. you could also put my user name down as refferal if you wanted could save me 50p LOL (acswain) "Old Codger" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:41534aa5$0$82236$(E-Mail Removed)... > jamie wrote: > >> Surely you don't pay up front for full years on a yearly contract - > >> I assume they would take the money monthly - just you could not pull > >> out within the year ? > >> > > > > i have an annual contract with PlusNet and it is paid monthly, can't > > remeber if there was an option to pay it all at once or not. > > > > you can cancel within the year, but i believe there is a charge to do > > so - not that i'd want to very happy with the service from PlusNet > > > > you need to supply a username when you sign up but if you wanted you > > could have niaz.khan as your username then have for example > > (E-Mail Removed) as your e-mail address > > Jamie is correct in that the annual contract is paid monthly but there is a > cancellation charge if you cancel before the year is up. There may also be > some additional charge if you wish to change the account type before the > first year is complete. > > In setting up an account you have to have a user name and password this user > name then forms part of your e-mail address as Jamie has explained. The > advantage of the Plusnet approach is that you have effectively an unlimited > number of e-mail addresses. You can put anything you like before the "@". > Can be very useful when you have to supply your e-mail address during some > web activity. Provide something appropriate before the "@" and you will > know if they are spamming you, or have passed your details on. You can then > direct that mail box to the black hole that Plusnet also supply and not see > that spam any more. > > Don't think you can have niaz.khan as a user name but you could have > niazkhan. I think I would either use kahn or think up something else. With > khan as the user name you could have (E-Mail Removed) as your main > address. > > -- > Old Codger > e-mail use reply to field > > What matters in politics is not what happens, but what you can make people > believe has happened. [Janet Daley 27/8/2003] > > |
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