Thread: Moving House - Off-Net Broadband Question
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Old 12-10-2005, 15:57   #13
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Re: Moving House - Off-Net Broadband Question
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Originally Posted by andygrif
I know that NTL offer broadband via ADSL, which for continuity of keeping my current email address I will consider seriously.
I personally wouldn't use NTL Freedom to save my life - with all the ADSL ISPs out there, there are many who're much better.

However, in the way of practical advice, you could always register for NTL's penny a minute dial-up service. By doing this and logging onto it once in a while, you'd keep your email address active. Then you could check the email via the ntlworld site or through your email software as usual - the only thing you wouldn't be able to do via your new ADSL connection with another ISP is send email via NTL's SMTP server - but you could probably use your new ISP's SMTP server anyway.
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