short term isp

[davy crockett]

I am looking for an isp for the short term only as I will be leaving the area soon. This would mean having an isp that accepts short term subscriptions and can accept cancellation/termination of service by e-mail only. This would suit my current needs/position. Any idea which ones?

[davy crockett]

Sorry, forgot to mention I don't need 24/7 access. Daytime access would be better. I'll keep on looking, if anyone has any experience of the sort of isp I'm looking for I would appreciate your comments.

Cheers

[ManOfMeans]

Originally Posted by davy crockett

I am looking for an isp for the short term only as I will be leaving the area soon. This would mean having an isp that accepts short term subscriptions and can accept cancellation/termination of service by e-mail only. This would suit my current needs/position. Any idea which ones?

Broadband or dial up alot of downloading or none? we will need to know as it will decide what package you need.

[davy crockett]

Just regular dial-up access mainly for e-mail and web surfing with the occassional downloading. As mentioned before, don't really want 24/7 access just daytime for 7 days a week. And something flexible ie. easily terminated as I am not in the area long.

Any suggestions would be helpful.

[ManOfMeans]

If your going to be having a BT line where ever you go with some ISP's they will let you move the broadband to where ever for free but only once or twice in 12 months.

[Doh!]

Originally Posted by davy crockett

I am looking for an isp for the short term only as I will be leaving the area soon. This would mean having an isp that accepts short term subscriptions and can accept cancellation/termination of service by e-mail only. This would suit my current needs/position. Any idea which ones?

The Utility Warehouse do a dial up service with no contract for £1 per month then 1p per min anytime.

You would have to add £1.76 ( with VAT) on top for membership. so £2.76 per month then 1p per min after that.

Don't think it's quite what you want though, have a look and check all the terms and conditions and see.

[speedy0308]

Hi ,

If your looking for Freecall dial up access Firefly / Surfanytime seem to still be getting good reviews. I used them a while back before my broadband line got installed . Certainly never had any complaints with their dial up and I believe they are 1 Month rolling contracts.

[osiris]

There are a number of ISPs that offer subscription-free dialup to anyone who wants to use it. You dont need to send them any details, just use the service. Most are 0844/0845 local rate numbers.

I use Gravity's dial numbers whenever I'm out on the road and can't get 3g reception:

Gravaity Internet dial-up details

[scotsfilmmaker]

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[butler]

Originally Posted by scotsfilmmaker

Try firenet.uk

NO BT call charges and NO Monthly fees!

With the PrePay service, you pay upfront for a fixed amount of anytime hours online. These can be used over as long or short a period as required monitoring usage from your MyFirenet Control Panel.
Simply top up your balance again whenever you need to.

here is the link http://www.firenet.uk.net/