Biscits New Voice and Broadband Deal
Posted: 12th Sep, 2006 By: MarkJ
ISP Biscit has launched a new phone and free broadband deal specifically for private investors, which includes one month's free use:
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Called freeMAX Home, the bundle will enable investors to stream financial data to their desktops at speeds of up to 160 times faster than dial-up, and to discuss investment strategies with other investors for 720 call minutes each month at no additional cost.
Since launch, freeMAX has become a compelling, market-leading* product, competes directly with products such as Carphone Warehouses Talk Talk, and is available nationwide now. As a freeMAXer, Biscit will manage your BT landline (you'll never receive another line rental bill from BT), allocate you 720 call minutes per month to non-Biscit landlines at anytime as part of the bundle, and provide you with free superfast broadband (up to 8Mbps) together with a generous 2GB monthly download allowance. Biscit will also provide you with free calls to other nominated Biscit landline users nationwide at anytime at no cost. Subscriptions to freeMAX cost just £19.99** per month for the first six months and £21.75 per month thereafter if you sign-up via Biscits website.
Biscit is offering private investors one month's free use of freeMAX after six months. Visit http://www.biscit.net to proceed to the investor sign-up page using the promotional code Tad1 and you'll be online within fifteen working days.
That's just the start. Once you've signed up, Biscit then automatically registers you for its free Refer a Friend offer. Each time one of your fellow investors signs-up for freeMAX or a Biscit broadband-only package as a result of your recommendation, youll both be winners of a free voucher to a high-octane "Extreme Lives" event (e.g. Kitesurfing, Motocross, Sailing, Wakeboarding), or to a totally-outrageous pamper session.
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Called freeMAX Home, the bundle will enable investors to stream financial data to their desktops at speeds of up to 160 times faster than dial-up, and to discuss investment strategies with other investors for 720 call minutes each month at no additional cost.
Since launch, freeMAX has become a compelling, market-leading* product, competes directly with products such as Carphone Warehouses Talk Talk, and is available nationwide now. As a freeMAXer, Biscit will manage your BT landline (you'll never receive another line rental bill from BT), allocate you 720 call minutes per month to non-Biscit landlines at anytime as part of the bundle, and provide you with free superfast broadband (up to 8Mbps) together with a generous 2GB monthly download allowance. Biscit will also provide you with free calls to other nominated Biscit landline users nationwide at anytime at no cost. Subscriptions to freeMAX cost just £19.99** per month for the first six months and £21.75 per month thereafter if you sign-up via Biscits website.
Biscit is offering private investors one month's free use of freeMAX after six months. Visit http://www.biscit.net to proceed to the investor sign-up page using the promotional code Tad1 and you'll be online within fifteen working days.
That's just the start. Once you've signed up, Biscit then automatically registers you for its free Refer a Friend offer. Each time one of your fellow investors signs-up for freeMAX or a Biscit broadband-only package as a result of your recommendation, youll both be winners of a free voucher to a high-octane "Extreme Lives" event (e.g. Kitesurfing, Motocross, Sailing, Wakeboarding), or to a totally-outrageous pamper session.
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