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Previously on "FREE broadband from Carphone? to good to be true?"
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And if your singing's anything like mine, they'd show you the door straight away in any case.Originally posted by AtW40 GB traffic limit, plus you will have to sing up to TalkTalk - your monthly costs won't be less than 20 quid and that's only if your exchange was unbundled, other wise I think its 10 quid more.
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You have to have a BT line, so monthly spend is going to be £21.50 at least. It's not as much as you can eat broadband either.
It's a good deal, but as with most things, when they say "free", they really mean Free*
*Terms & Conditions apply.
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40 GB traffic limit, plus you will have to sing up to TalkTalk - your monthly costs won't be less than 20 quid and that's only if your exchange was unbundled, other wise I think its 10 quid more.
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FREE broadband from Carphone? to good to be true?
http://carphone.at/freebroadband
Its all over the papers and TV, but is it really too good to be true?
8mb line for life for only a tenner a month. All other broadband providers are surely gonna follow suit?Tags: None
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