Your best bet is to get a wireless router as it gives you 4 Ethernet ports you can use to connect 4 separate devices to your modem and it is legal, you do not have to use it wirelessly just leave the antenna off it.
If you buy a modem of Ebay and it does not work who can you complain to? Virgin? no because the modem is not on your account, the seller? no because they have your money, Ebay? no because they will sell anything that comes with a disclaimer in the sellers terms and conditions.
The is only one option out of the 2 above that will not loose you money, the router option.
The are 6 wireless routers listed on this PC World link below priced at £29.99 with a minimum 12 months guarantee.
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/sto...&show_all=true
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Originally Posted by piggy
two/three modems per property is still possible it just needs a variation on the address eg room 1 at.....normal address, this still goes on in the student areas all the time
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Try and get one in a normal residential property
