Lixxus Cuts Broadband Prices
Posted: 10th Mar, 2005 By: MarkJ
ISP Lixxus have reduced the cost of their flexible home broadband (ADSL) product for any speed up to 2Mbps to just £13.99 per month:
The service offers:
A one-month contract
Free migration from your existing ISP
Lixxus own data shows that many broadband users use less than 2Gbs per month and less than 16% are so called bandwidth hogs. As such, millions of UK consumers are paying up to 50% more for home broadband than they should with many paying for so-called freebies.
Long home broadband contracts do not offer consumers savings - A Lixxus spokesperson said:
You dont have to pay for a flat rate product unless youre stuck to the screen day and night. Lixxus policy is to pass on discounts to the end user. Our monthly contract means the user gets a reduction when it happens, not after their 12-month contract is up.
People migrate to us from other providers where they were paying £29.99 per month for a service they now pay £13.99 for. Over a year that can in some instances add up to a saving of £192.00.
So if youre not an online gamer, youre not downloading all day and all night and you dont spend the weekends downloading the latest movie, you could benefit by switching to a PAYGo or Flexible payment package.
Think Easyjet. Why pay for the sandwiches, movie, complimentary nuts, and so on when you dont really need them.
What are the benefits?
Any speed - Choice of up to 512K or 1meg or 2meg services at the same low price.
Always on connection no time online charge
No commitment one month minimum contract instead of 12
Cheaper monthly bills and the customer has control
Lixxus is one of the only ISPs that monitors data throughput, offering the results online to users.
0845 support
Payment is by direct debit
Order online in three simple steps.
Lixxus offer PAYgo and flexible packages to suit most peoples budget.
The service offers:
A one-month contract
Free migration from your existing ISP
Lixxus own data shows that many broadband users use less than 2Gbs per month and less than 16% are so called bandwidth hogs. As such, millions of UK consumers are paying up to 50% more for home broadband than they should with many paying for so-called freebies.
Long home broadband contracts do not offer consumers savings - A Lixxus spokesperson said:
You dont have to pay for a flat rate product unless youre stuck to the screen day and night. Lixxus policy is to pass on discounts to the end user. Our monthly contract means the user gets a reduction when it happens, not after their 12-month contract is up.
People migrate to us from other providers where they were paying £29.99 per month for a service they now pay £13.99 for. Over a year that can in some instances add up to a saving of £192.00.
So if youre not an online gamer, youre not downloading all day and all night and you dont spend the weekends downloading the latest movie, you could benefit by switching to a PAYGo or Flexible payment package.
Think Easyjet. Why pay for the sandwiches, movie, complimentary nuts, and so on when you dont really need them.
What are the benefits?
Any speed - Choice of up to 512K or 1meg or 2meg services at the same low price.
Always on connection no time online charge
No commitment one month minimum contract instead of 12
Cheaper monthly bills and the customer has control
Lixxus is one of the only ISPs that monitors data throughput, offering the results online to users.
0845 support
Payment is by direct debit
Order online in three simple steps.
Lixxus offer PAYgo and flexible packages to suit most peoples budget.
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