| From: | storm |
| Date: | 10 Jul 2001 at 08:58:03 |
| Subject: | KEME (was)Re: Choosing a flat rate ISP? |
Hi Stephen
On 09-Jul-01, you wrote:
>>> In any case, something that would allow flat-rate evenings/weekends and
>>> some webspace would be cool. Is BT's ISP the only alternative?
>>
>> Hi Jon, just thought you might like to know that I use Abel
>> (www.abel.co.uk)
>>
>> I pay £11.99 per month for 0800 eve/we access.
>
> I am also looking for another ISP. At the moment I am considering
> "Tiscali" http://www.worldonline.co.uk/go (from TEMPO store).
>
> It's £5.99/month for 50-hours or £9.99/month for 100-hours access
> each month anytime and then 1-pence/min after that.
I just got our 3rd £70 BT bill in a row. We're disputing it, but you know
BT....
After reading this months WebUser magazine (issue 1), I did a fair bit of
research. Firstly... who you can't use due to software restrictions etc..
It's Good To Give
NTL World
The Free Internet
Tiny Online
V21
Who it's limited or too expensive to use:
Demon Internet (a real shame they add £20 to give to BT, as they'd be my
first choice otherwise).
Telewest (excellent but you need to be in their area).
4thenet seemed good, but you had to sign up for 12 months. A bit risky if
they're crap.
So after much deliberation and checking out of www.net4nowt.com (for reviews
etc), I decided on Keme.co.uk .£14.99 a month, rang them up and gave
details over the phone (as can't use a secure payment thing with my Amiga
(Ibrowse etc) which was no problem, and was online in half-an-hour. You
sort out your e-mail details on their website, and can even sort out
getting mail through them from other servers (eg madasafish.com in this
case).
Very happy
Regards
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