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Old 01-02-2005, 15:06   #5
Chris W
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Re: Cheap provider with short minimum contract

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Originally Posted by TheBlueRaja
Zen Internet arent the cheapest out there (but they are the best), and they have a minimum of a 1 Month contract.

You should look into them.

www.zen.co.uk
Thanks, but Zen have a £50 activation charge, and at £21.27 its a little over budget. I am not bothered about the quality of the ISP- at the end of the day it will by my own hardware (so probably not supported anyway) and thinks like connection speeds etc will depend on the BT line, rather than the ADSL provider so the ISP badge doesn't really matter to me.
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Originally Posted by goldoni
Virgin net have no contract 512 with a 3Gb download £17.99 Link
or you can pay £24.99 with no cap. The email I got from them today stated:

You can now get Virgin.net Broadband with no 12 month contract, and you'll still benefit from speeds up to 10 times faster than dial up, as well as five free email addresses with the latest anti-spam and email virus protection.

Hope this helps
nice one that shall be considered...
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Tesco and Talk Talk both have a 12month minimum contract

EDIT: connection fee with eclipse as well damn me for being so fussy
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