Only Communications FREE Broadband
Posted: 29th Apr, 2006 By: MarkJ
The T-Mobile based operator 'Only Communications' has jumped on the 'free broadband' bandwagon to launch its own 'up to' 2Mbps product. Naturally the promotion requires that customers buy one of their mobile contracts first:
Cambridge based technology group, only communications, a leading internet and technical services provider, today announced its new FREE BROADBAND promotion. Simply sign up to a T-Mobile phone contract with only communications and customers will receive a free mobile phone, free broadband, free activation and a free modem.
The only communication group have established offices in America as well as the UK and have recently taken on new office space on The Vision Park in Histon. Recent new business contracts have seen the company increase its workforce. And, since moving to Histon they have been busy recruiting additional staff to deal with the anticipated response from this latest promotion.
The groups turnover has increased by an average of 50% per annum between 2000 and 2005, with the past 12 months showing a controlled explosion of approximately 400% growth. The companies target for 2006 is to expand by a similar number whilst continuing to provide the service quality its clients have become accustomed to. only communications. are currently planning expansion into Eastern Europe, Germany, Spain and Italy.
Customers can sign up at: http://www.onlycommunications.com or call 0845 838 6336 -( lines open from 2nd May )
Details are somewhat thin, yet the package appears to offer "unlimited downloads" and requires the mobile contract you buy (cheapest comes in at £20 per month) to be for 12 months.
The provider also offers several separate broadband packages, the biggest of which costs £19.99 per month ('up to' 2Mbps) and comes with a respectable 40GB cap. We note that these have not yet been launched.
Cambridge based technology group, only communications, a leading internet and technical services provider, today announced its new FREE BROADBAND promotion. Simply sign up to a T-Mobile phone contract with only communications and customers will receive a free mobile phone, free broadband, free activation and a free modem.
The only communication group have established offices in America as well as the UK and have recently taken on new office space on The Vision Park in Histon. Recent new business contracts have seen the company increase its workforce. And, since moving to Histon they have been busy recruiting additional staff to deal with the anticipated response from this latest promotion.
The groups turnover has increased by an average of 50% per annum between 2000 and 2005, with the past 12 months showing a controlled explosion of approximately 400% growth. The companies target for 2006 is to expand by a similar number whilst continuing to provide the service quality its clients have become accustomed to. only communications. are currently planning expansion into Eastern Europe, Germany, Spain and Italy.
Customers can sign up at: http://www.onlycommunications.com or call 0845 838 6336 -( lines open from 2nd May )
Details are somewhat thin, yet the package appears to offer "unlimited downloads" and requires the mobile contract you buy (cheapest comes in at £20 per month) to be for 12 months.
The provider also offers several separate broadband packages, the biggest of which costs £19.99 per month ('up to' 2Mbps) and comes with a respectable 40GB cap. We note that these have not yet been launched.
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