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greencreeper 17-02-2007 21:19

Dial-up suggestions
 
My mum's having trouble with her dial-up connection provider. Any suggestions for no-fuss providers - just create the Windows connection and away you go. No signing your life away.

Nikesh 17-02-2007 21:31

Re: Dial-up suggestions
 
Why doesn't your mum have broadband instead?

greencreeper 17-02-2007 21:32

Re: Dial-up suggestions
 
She's in a bit of broadband-free area, and the cost would be more than she pays at the moment - she's only a light user.

pedantic 18-02-2007 16:48

Re: Dial-up suggestions
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by greencreeper (Post 34224904)
My mum's having trouble with her dial-up connection provider. Any suggestions for no-fuss providers - just create the Windows connection and away you go. No signing your life away.

My own ISP offers a few subscription based packages, or a simple PAYG service. See here.

This is the best ISP I have used to date, the support is excellent.

Zee 20-02-2007 00:12

Re: Dial-up suggestions
 
If you dont want to give out her postcode, give a postcode thats very close to her so maybe we could help find cheap providers for her...

greencreeper 20-02-2007 00:48

Re: Dial-up suggestions
 
She's in LS26

greencreeper 25-02-2007 23:46

Re: Dial-up suggestions
 
I went with UKFSN - created an account and setup the connection. Seems to be working fine - left F-Prot updating and the connection stayed live, whereas with the old connection, my mum reports it was dropping out all the time, or difficult to logon.

pedantic 26-02-2007 00:04

Re: Dial-up suggestions
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by greencreeper (Post 34233195)
I went with UKFSN - created an account and setup the connection. Seems to be working fine - left F-Prot updating and the connection stayed live, whereas with the old connection, my mum reports it was dropping out all the time, or difficult to logon.

Good choice ! :)

Although I am slightly biased. ;)

greencreeper 26-02-2007 00:20

Re: Dial-up suggestions
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pedantic (Post 34233209)
Good choice ! :)

Although I am slightly biased. ;)

:D

I do prefer the smaller companies - usually do provide better service.

Zee 27-02-2007 23:20

Re: Dial-up suggestions
 
Since you said she's a very light user, she can get Be's Broadband for £14 per month with a 4GB usage limit.

www.bethere.co.uk
https://www.bethere.co.uk/belitehome....do;jsessionid=
I know it seems extreemly fast, but broadband at that price is very good.

I used the postcode LS26 0RA to do my search.

http://www.samknows.com/broadband/ch....php?p=summary

You can click on LLU or Cable etc using her real postcode to do the search on that site, you can also enter her phone number to get a better result.

i hope this helps


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