Entanet Launch PAYG Broadband
Posted: 27th Apr, 2005 By: MarkJ
UK ISP Entanet has begun offering a new range of MAX Pay-As-You-Go (payg) broadband services to customers, which couple speeds of up to 2Mbps with a 1GB cap for just £12.75 per month (85p per extra GB):
The new offerings are being made available as a result of changes introduced by BT to its pricing structures and the upgrading of standard downstream ADSL speeds to 2Mbps. This popular offering is available at just £12.75 per month and the Office package for just £20 per month (excluding VAT).
These services are ideal for users that do not use the Internet regularly but want the fastest possible connection when they do, says Vice President of Entanet, John Tsai. With the 2Mbps speed they are now even more attractive and, as Entanet are absorbing the additional costs that result from the higher speeds now available, they are even better value for our customers.
The only difference between the Home and Office services is the contention ratio the former has a 50:1 ratio and the latter 20:1. Both services offer 1GB of downloads free after which there is a charge of 85p and £1 (excluding VAT) per GB respectively.
The MAX Pay-As-You-Go and the recently launched MAX Allowance schemes are already proving to be extremely popular with many of Entanets current Partners.
Our customers all want fast Internet access, which is basically what broadband ADSL is all about, but they do not necessarily transfer a lot of data, and therefore do not want to pay for what they do not use. The MAX products give our customers exactly what they want, which is the fastest line speed they can achieve, but with bandings of usage charged as the customers transfer more data, says Austin Brown from KTD Office Equipment Ltd.
http://www.entanet.co.uk
The new offerings are being made available as a result of changes introduced by BT to its pricing structures and the upgrading of standard downstream ADSL speeds to 2Mbps. This popular offering is available at just £12.75 per month and the Office package for just £20 per month (excluding VAT).
These services are ideal for users that do not use the Internet regularly but want the fastest possible connection when they do, says Vice President of Entanet, John Tsai. With the 2Mbps speed they are now even more attractive and, as Entanet are absorbing the additional costs that result from the higher speeds now available, they are even better value for our customers.
The only difference between the Home and Office services is the contention ratio the former has a 50:1 ratio and the latter 20:1. Both services offer 1GB of downloads free after which there is a charge of 85p and £1 (excluding VAT) per GB respectively.
The MAX Pay-As-You-Go and the recently launched MAX Allowance schemes are already proving to be extremely popular with many of Entanets current Partners.
Our customers all want fast Internet access, which is basically what broadband ADSL is all about, but they do not necessarily transfer a lot of data, and therefore do not want to pay for what they do not use. The MAX products give our customers exactly what they want, which is the fastest line speed they can achieve, but with bandings of usage charged as the customers transfer more data, says Austin Brown from KTD Office Equipment Ltd.
http://www.entanet.co.uk
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