By: MarkJ - 27 November, 2009 (7:57 AM) - Views: 929 - Categories: Fixed Line Broadband, Special Offers
ISP SurfAnyTime (SAT) has cut the price of its INFINITE ADSL2+ BROADBAND package, which offers download speeds of up to 24Mbps (1.3Mbps upload), a 1 month contract period, FREE activation/migration and truly unlimited downloading without shaping, from £24.99 per month to just £19.99 until 31st December 2009.A spokesperson for SurfAnyTime said:
"Each of these features ensures that this package can be used as a direct replacement for Leased Lines and bonded ADSL services – with the potential to save you hundreds of pounds per year. ... The unlimited nature of this package is evident from the fact that we currently have one customer who transfers in excess of 450Gb [ED: Gigabits?] every month."
"Each of these features ensures that this package can be used as a direct replacement for Leased Lines and bonded ADSL services – with the potential to save you hundreds of pounds per year. ... The unlimited nature of this package is evident from the fact that we currently have one customer who transfers in excess of 450Gb [ED: Gigabits?] every month."
Comparing a consumer grade ADSL2+ service with a direct corporate connection when it doesn't have a proper SLA, 1:1 contention or any of the other usual business requirements and guarantees is probably over extending the comparison a little too far.
In addition it has been announced that SAT also has the ability to bond broadband ADSL services on its standard IPStream platform and should therefore be able to assist any customer from Upstream Internet Ltd.
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Comments: 6
SurfAnytimePosted: 27 November, 2009 - 10:48 AM
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Slip of the shift key, it's GB, not Gb
JamesPosted: 27 November, 2009 - 7:42 PM
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Unfortunately wont match the likes of Sky Broadband, Be and O2 who do this deal cheaper already
SurfAnytimePosted: 28 November, 2009 - 9:53 AM
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They all have 12 month contracts I believe, we don't, it's month-month.
SurfAnytimePosted: 29 November, 2009 - 5:20 PM
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...that doesn't hamper the service delivered to our Customers though.
But nice to see the offer got your interest ;)
JamesPosted: 1 December, 2009 - 4:13 PM
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The offer is only good if you want to pay the extra money for a months contract though at the end of the day
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