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UK consumers can get broadband access for under £20 per month for the first time.
In the last week, ET Global Solutions h**p://w*w.etglobalsolutions.com/business/index_adsl_homeworker.html launched a rock-bottom residential USB package for £18.95 (including VAT) and h**p://w*w.fairadsl.co.uk/ began offering an ADSL package costing £18.99 per month. There's an activation fee of around £60 for both services, and then (in common with other ISPs) consumers will have to fork out for ADSL modems and a micro-filter. Both packages are (naturally enough) self-install.
fairADSL is confident its "no frills" service is viable despite its low price. fairADSL say its offer carries no restrictions on downloading MP3 or video files. The company promises that there are "no hidden extras" to the service. Bernadette Ebene, fairADSL marketing director, said: "Our offer is price driven, but in no way cuts corners. We are simply an independent provider delivering our products through, safe, secure and reliable BT channels."
Consumers tempted by the deals should recognise that both services come without added Web space and with limited support - fairADSL, for example, offers only email support. However it plans to introduce some provision for telephone support within the next two weeks.
Just thot i would let you people know
In the last week, ET Global Solutions h**p://w*w.etglobalsolutions.com/business/index_adsl_homeworker.html launched a rock-bottom residential USB package for £18.95 (including VAT) and h**p://w*w.fairadsl.co.uk/ began offering an ADSL package costing £18.99 per month. There's an activation fee of around £60 for both services, and then (in common with other ISPs) consumers will have to fork out for ADSL modems and a micro-filter. Both packages are (naturally enough) self-install.
fairADSL is confident its "no frills" service is viable despite its low price. fairADSL say its offer carries no restrictions on downloading MP3 or video files. The company promises that there are "no hidden extras" to the service. Bernadette Ebene, fairADSL marketing director, said: "Our offer is price driven, but in no way cuts corners. We are simply an independent provider delivering our products through, safe, secure and reliable BT channels."
Consumers tempted by the deals should recognise that both services come without added Web space and with limited support - fairADSL, for example, offers only email support. However it plans to introduce some provision for telephone support within the next two weeks.
Just thot i would let you people know
apart from the fact that both are illegal !? hmmmmm lol you gotta laugh dont ya !!
