Replacing your landline phone and broadband with mobile broadband

[SueEllen]

The bench had a lot to answer for!

Just change telephone and broadband supplier.

Do research to see how many "X are tulip" comments they are then change provider.

The problem with just relying on mobile telephony is if it goes down due to them mucking around with the aerials you are screwed for up to 2 weeks.

[SimonMac]

If you are on the bench you should be focusing on Plan B!

I am not a code monkey, I don't have a plan B I have kids and tulip to enjoy spending my money on

[SimonMac]

Just change telephone and broadband supplier.

Do research to see how many "X are tulip" comments they are then change provider.

The problem with just relying on mobile telephony is if it goes down due to them mucking around with the aerials you are screwed for up to 2 weeks.

Yes I could change, but even the cheapest promotional bundles are more than £12.90 a month, for something that when I am working away remains unused, this way I can take it where ever I work away

[AtW]

I am not a code monkey, I don't have a plan B I have kids and tulip to enjoy spending my money on

Ok, now I understand why you feel the urge to save a fiver.

[eek]

**** off!

The accountants we use will be around later

But http://www.plus.net/home-broadband/ £11 a month line rental paid in advanced.

[SueEllen]

The accountants we use will be around later

But Fast, cheap, reliable Home Broadband and Phone Packages | Plusnet £11 a month line rental paid in advanced.

No use. See previous posts.

[SimonMac]

The accountants we use will be around later

But Fast, cheap, reliable Home Broadband and Phone Packages | Plusnet £11 a month line rental paid in advanced.

Yeah that still works out at £17 a month and I am trapped into a 12 month contract.

I know there are cheaper options to BT and Be, but they usually mean a minimum 12 month contract, and it grips me that I am paying for something that is gonna sit unused most of the time when I am working away

[eek]

Yeah that still works out at £17 a month and I am trapped into a 12 month contract.

I know there are cheaper options to BT and Be, but they usually mean a minimum 12 month contract, and it grips me that I am paying for something that is gonna sit unused most of the time when I am working away

Do you really think you're leaving current Clientco soon after this weekend?

[SimonMac]

Do you really think you're leaving current Clientco soon after this weekend?

See here

[MarillionFan]

If you are that desperate to save a tenner on a reliable wired Internet connection then you should stop posting endless tulip on CUK and earn some fooking money.

WHS

These Northerners who can't even afford to wipe their arse on a £20 note let alone a £50 sicken me.