Namesco Broadband
Namesco is unique in the market because it's devoted to all things 'internet'. The company actually began life as two separate entities in 1996 and 1997 as Names.co Internet Services Limited and Webcall.com Limited. The two companies merged in 2000 as Namesco - bringing together their expertise in web hosting, domain registration, server solutions and yes, you guessed it, broadband.
Now the company is rapidly climbing the ranks in the UK broadband market and it is doing so thanks in large to an outstanding reputation for service. In 2007, it won the best small ISP award at the PC Advisor Reader Awards. With such a well-established support team on-hand 24/7, users are reassured that they can change their Namesco broadband package or bundle at any time and receive the assistance they need.
Who is Namesco broadband ideal for?
All but the heaviest internet users will be attracted to the Namesco broadband product range with choices to be made based on the speed you require, your budget and the contention ratio you wish to pay for. The 1Gb capacity will be adequate for most users but additional bandwidth can be bought to give you real flexibility. So if you're unsure about your usage, it's worth giving Namesco a try and then adding additional bandwidth if the 1Gb capacity isn't enough.
What do you need to get Namesco broadband?
- A BT phone line.
- A USB modem or a wireless router.
- Windows 95 or above or Apple Mac and Linux.
What else does Namesco have to offer?
All of the Namesco packages include free hardware. The ZyXEL P660R-D1 Router comes with every package and set-up is free on all but the Namesco Bronze deal (which costs £35.25).
Encouragingly, all Namesco broadband packages have a minimum 30 day contract that is much shorter than most broadband deals on the market. This removes one of the huge elements of risk associated with broadband because with the market constantly evolving new deals are regularly made available. By avoiding being tied in to a lengthy deal you can enjoy the freedom of moving around if you need to - although if you cancel within 12 months a £70.50 cancellation fee is payable (reduced to £35.25 if you migrated from another provider).
Namesco gets the thumbs up for its affordable packages, flexible contracts and excellent customer service reputation.
