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paul11974 13-12-2006 21:12

Dial up on the move
 
Santa tells me that my son has a laptop for Christmas but when he opens his present he wont be at home so he wont be able to connect to the wireless router that his dad had a nightmare setting up for him :p: so he will have to access the internet via his grandmas bt phone line for a few days what is the cheapest dial up provider for him for a few days with no sign up required or could he is there a way he could even get wireless access baring in mind he will be in the country

bopdude 13-12-2006 21:19

Re: DIAL UP ON THE MOVE
 
He might be lucky to pick up an unsecured wireless network, failing that, maybe a wireless hotspot, there are lists available, where will he be ( area, notaddy :D )
Other than that, I don't know if you can get a temp payg dial up sortathing :shrug:

Sorry I can't be of more use, best bet is to hope for the wireless network and :erm: borrow a cup of internet :D

paul11974 13-12-2006 21:30

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he will be on the outskirts of Milton Keynes well approx 7.4 miles from the city centre which i hear has free wireless access but not sure if it will get that far :erm: i have just seen this lot http://www.mipcards.com/ 2000 minutes @ £10 seems pretty reasonable for dial up

dilli-theclaw 13-12-2006 21:40

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Well I put free dial up access into google and it popped up a few up. So have a look on there.

I guess it depends on how much it will be used.

dtweek 13-12-2006 22:33

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I think you can still get the Dial up CDs in tescos. Cost in nominal as I believe it's charged at local rates, and if it's just for a few days that should be fine. But there are loads. AOL always have a free trial, but personally I'm not a big fan of AOL. But Tesco, Currys etc should all have free CDs in store.

grandmaster 13-12-2006 22:38

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Try this

http://adial.co.uk/

dtweek 13-12-2006 23:06

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Nice. Have saved for the inevitable day that the Broadband dies :)

dragon 13-12-2006 23:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by grandmaster (Post 34178658)

oh your mean 08456653000
user uk2
pass uk2

i can recite it from memory, isn't that sad :Yikes:

Nikesh 13-12-2006 23:45

Re: DIAL UP ON THE MOVE
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by grandmaster (Post 34178658)

Hey thanks for that, might need it in the future :tu:

grandmaster 14-12-2006 10:46

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No worries,
I keep it handy for the odd occasion.
Although now i have unlimited data package on my phone so i dont think i'll use it again.

---------- Post added at 09:46 ---------- Previous post was at 09:43 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by dragon (Post 34178693)
oh your mean 08456653000
user uk2
pass uk2

i can recite it from memory, isn't that sad :Yikes:

Now that is sad, although saying that i can still remember the phone number to mortgage point from a radio advert i heard many years ago. Its weird what sticks in your mind and what does'nt...

:D :D

paul11974 14-12-2006 12:49

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but 0845 numbers are not free now are they

grandmaster 14-12-2006 13:09

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No 0845 is local call rate i think.

Shaun 14-12-2006 17:27

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No, it's about 4ppm.

paul11974 14-12-2006 19:37

Re: DIAL UP ON THE MOVE
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Shaun (Post 34179152)
No, it's about 4ppm.


ouch i think the best deal is http://www.mipcards.com/ so far at 0.05 per minute

Shaun 14-12-2006 21:14

Re: DIAL UP ON THE MOVE
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by paul11974 (Post 34179216)
0.05 per minute

0.5p


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