Seriously Internet's Free Migration
Posted: 31st Mar, 2005 By: MarkJ
Seriously Internet has today joined the growing number of providers already offering free broadband ADSL migration onto their services:
The company says that any Internet user that moves across to one of Seriously Internets seriously attractive access packages will be able to get all the benefits and exceptional value that are on offer without any conversion cost, providing a modem, service activation and one months connection as part of the bargain.
Mat Black from the company, says that the free switch-over is designed to bring even more people across from rival services that quite simply cant offer the same performance and value. Weve already had a lot of people move over to Seriously from other ISPs simply because we offer the most attractive deals going and because they like what they see and what they hear about our performance and service. The fact that it costs them nothing to make the switch to Seriously Internet, means that they have nothing to lose.
Seriously Internet is offering some seriously competitive Internet packages. It recently launched a 2Mbps broadband service for the sensational price of just £14.99 per month and this is ideal for customers that want to download music, video and large images or files on a regular basis. They can also take advantage of a no-limits pay-as-you-go service that puts a ceiling on the amount they will pay for downloads which guarantees that they will never have to pay more than £27.99 after reaching the 30Gb usage threshold. Customers also get a UK domain name and up to 200Mb of web space thrown into the bargain.
For more information and details of the services, Affiliates and prospective customers can visit the web site http://www.seriouslyinternet.com
The company says that any Internet user that moves across to one of Seriously Internets seriously attractive access packages will be able to get all the benefits and exceptional value that are on offer without any conversion cost, providing a modem, service activation and one months connection as part of the bargain.
Mat Black from the company, says that the free switch-over is designed to bring even more people across from rival services that quite simply cant offer the same performance and value. Weve already had a lot of people move over to Seriously from other ISPs simply because we offer the most attractive deals going and because they like what they see and what they hear about our performance and service. The fact that it costs them nothing to make the switch to Seriously Internet, means that they have nothing to lose.
Seriously Internet is offering some seriously competitive Internet packages. It recently launched a 2Mbps broadband service for the sensational price of just £14.99 per month and this is ideal for customers that want to download music, video and large images or files on a regular basis. They can also take advantage of a no-limits pay-as-you-go service that puts a ceiling on the amount they will pay for downloads which guarantees that they will never have to pay more than £27.99 after reaching the 30Gb usage threshold. Customers also get a UK domain name and up to 200Mb of web space thrown into the bargain.
For more information and details of the services, Affiliates and prospective customers can visit the web site http://www.seriouslyinternet.com
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