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Best Broadband and Phone Deal in Poole?

Last post Mon, Sep 10 2007, 10:31 AM by Jason Lloyd. 3 replies.
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  •  Mon, Sep 10 2007, 10:31 AM

    Re: Best Broadband and Phone Deal in Poole?

    Hi Demonicomelette

    Based on your area I would say that the following products are worth considering:

    Madasafish Max Talk Free - £14.99 a mth for up to 8Mb/5GB broadband - free wireless kit and free off peak phone calls.

    Direct Save Telecom Option 4 - £16.95 a mth for up to 8Mb/Unlimited broadband - free calls UK landlines anytime, free modem

    I hope this helps?

    Cheers

    Jason
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  •  Sat, Sep 08 2007, 4:24 PM

    Re: Best Broadband and Phone Deal in Poole?

    I think so, but having browsed the Virgin site, the only bundled
    internet and phone (at 20 quid) is limited to relatively low speed 2mb
    line. I could take the phone and internet seperate, but that would be
    nearly 40 quid per month, it seems.

     

    Will keep looking! 

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  •  Sat, Sep 08 2007, 3:38 PM

    Re: Best Broadband and Phone Deal in Poole?

    Can you get Virgin (NTL) broadband in the flat?

    Might be worth considering if you can.

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  •  Sat, Sep 08 2007, 1:03 PM

    Best Broadband and Phone Deal in Poole?

    Hello. FIrst off, I hate myself for asking this question, as there
    are hundreds if not thousands of other people asking the same thing.
    But I am confused by all the reviews. The moment I find one good offer
    (i.e. Tiscali; 19.99 per month) I find hundreds of bad reviews for it.

     

    I
    live in area code BH12 1BW, and my flat I beleive has a BT line going
    to it, but of course no number as I just moved in. I am looking for no
    download limits, good speed (8mb would be nice, though I understand it
    is pretty much impossible to get anywhere near that speed), and some
    sort of deal on phone calls aswell, such as free evening to landline
    and free line rental. My girlfriend and I both have laptops with
    wireless cards, so we'd quite like wireless access, although it may be
    cheaper to just get an "aftermarket" wireless router, I suppose.

     

    So what is suggested? We of course want the cheapest one we can find that covers all the above...

     

    Any help sorting through the reviews would be appreciated!

     

    -eli 

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