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By: MarkJ - 13 January, 2010 (10:48 AM) - Score: 3643 - Fixed Line Broadband
easynet connectISP Easynet Connect (BSkyB) has launched a new un-contended leased-line style Easynet Connect Fibre service for businesses within the M25 area. It offers speeds of 100Mbps backed by a 99.9% availability and guaranteed fix time through their 24/7 UK based customer support.

Chris Stening, Managing Director Easynet Connect, said:

"Customers who get our 100Mbps Fibre service for a market leading price today also have the assurance that their connection is future proofed because of fibre’s unlimited bandwidth potential."
Overview
* Fixed rate price of £15k a year within M25. Call for other options.
* High speed fibre-optic internet connectivity
* 40 working day installation pledge**, £5k set up fee**
* 0% packet loss
* World-class customer service and guaranteed fix times
* 99.9% availability with back options
* 24x7 UK based network monitoring and customer support
* Free SMS and email notification of network outage
* DSL back-up options


** subject to survey
Easynet claims to be one of the largest UK networks, with 6,030km of fibre and last mile access to more than 70% of businesses in the UK. But if you want a service like this then expect to pay a fixed annual price of £15,000.
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Comments: 4

asa logoSean Pearman @ Fusion Media Networks
Posted: 13 January, 2010 - 4:10 PM
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Seems a little expensive. We're currently quoting around 2-3k install and 6-7k per year for a 10Mb service. For a 100Mb you're looking at 12-15k.
asa logootester
Posted: 14 January, 2010 - 10:28 PM
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@Sean

Is ADSL(LLU)/Cable coverage available in your area and good speed available in regards to ADSL?
asa logoSean Pearman @ Fusion Media Networks
Posted: 15 January, 2010 - 9:18 AM
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@ otested

I have one of our ADSL2+ services myself. I get around 16Mb/1Mb sync and speed tests of between 6Mb to 14Mb depending on the time of day.

We have UK coverage of LLU 2+ via approx. 1000 exchanges, plus BT exchanges.
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