ISDN / Home Highway

[Draven]

is there any way that anyone knows of that i can get ISDN or HomeHighway with a less than 12 months minimum contract period

looks like we are gonna be where we are until spring, but not for a year, absolutely DIEING from the S....L....O.....W....N.....E.....S....S........... of dial ..............up and had homehighway before which was a s:censored:t site faster than dial up and i would kill for it now

ta peeps

[brucy]

y not just go for adsl mate, some only have a one month contract :)

[Draven]

cos we live in the middle of :censored: ng nowhere and wont get adsl until 2086 if were lucky :(

[Father Jack] mumble mumble bt mumble mumble ARSE mumble [/Father Jack]

[brucy]

shitter mate, just had a look on the BT terms and conditions and it says minimum 12 months terms and conditions (http://www.bt.com/Buying_bt/show_content.jsp?PROD_ID=201423&ED_TYPE=terms_and_conditions) :( :( :annoyed:

[Draven]

PMSL just realised that the :ghey: lords at british telefarce have renamed homehighway to.....




wait for it......



midband

WTF!!!!:wack:

[Rob200SX]

had isdn homehighway before moving over to cable

isdn is waaaayyyy too expensive (or it was) for what it offered

it was reliable though, used to cost me around £120 a quarter excluding call charges, overall my phone bills used to be around £700-£1000 a quarter

[Draven]

it is waaaaayyyy to expensive, but with bt in charge we have no choice:smash:

and it is / was soooooo much better than dial up :cry:

(and i just do over freeserve on their 24/7, interesting technical point about homehighway, 2 digital lines have 1 pots number so an isp sees two seperate connections as 1, not that i would do that for 24 hours a day 7 days a week from 2 pc's for 2 years at all makes it a bit better value tho :thumbs: )