Internet provider without long term contract?

[khodos]

Hi all,

I'm moving to a new house, and it's the first time that I have to do the internet connection thing. I don't want long term contracts because I don't know how long am I going to stay in there. I only want to pay monthly for a broadband connection, I don't want offers with phone, tons of calls, TV, etc.

Any idea? Thx!

 

[23JMZ07]

Plusnet do no contract broadband only deals.

They do have bandwidth caps though.

 

[khodos]

Thanks,

What if I take one of the big companies (BT, virgin, etc) and I "break" the contract? How much is the penalty?

 

[KIA]

ADSL24, Zen, IDNet, etc.

What if I take one of the big companies (BT, virgin, etc) and I "break" the contract? How much is the penalty?

You'll probably have to pay for the rest of the contract.

 

[Merlin5]

You can get 42mb for free.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph502c2K2uE

 

[DarkHorizon472]

Zen Internet do monthly packages.

 

[Alexrose1uk]

Zen, Entanet Providers, Murphx etc I think all do 1monthly.

 

[khodos]

ADSL24, Zen, IDNet, etc.



You'll probably have to pay for the rest of the contract.

Zen Internet do monthly packages.

Zen, Entanet Providers, Murphx etc I think all do 1monthly.

Thx everybody! I think that the best is asdl24, as they don't have data usage limit...

 

[KIA]

Thx everybody! I think that the best is asdl24, as they don't have data usage limit...

They have a peak data usage cap.

 

[Drink]

If you were to go into a long term contract with BT/VM/Orange those sort of companies, you can pull out at anytime, the disconnection or however you want to put it is around £120, not to bad, but still is not great.

 

[sid-180]

http://titan-adsl.co.uk/

 

[Jaaay]

How about a PAYG dongle?