Nildram Cuts Broadband SDSL Prices
Posted: 27th Oct, 2004 By: MarkJ
Nildram has today announced a reduction in the cost of its broadband SDSL (Symmetric - same speed both ways) service. The ISP has made monthly rental up to 29% cheaper on some packages and, for a limited time, removed set-up fees (can be as much as £475 alone!):
Nildram have implemented substantial savings on monthly fees of up to 29% and, for a limited time, the set-up fees on their popular 1Mbps and 2Mbps SDSL services are being reduced to zero - saving £475 on the normal price.
An SDSL (Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line) connection is an 'always on' connection which offers the same speed for data travelling in both directions. It is the ideal service for multi-site businesses looking to communicate with each other as well as those in markets where high bandwidth for both uploads and downloads is required such as the Advertising, Architecture, Graphics and Printing industries, amongst many others, and offers a low cost alternative to Leased Lines.
Nildram SDSL services are available in speeds of 512kbps, 1Mbps or 2Mbps, with identical upload and download speeds and a maximum contention ratio of 10:1.
Andy Taylor, Portfolio Manager at Nildram commented: With SDSL now becoming more widely available and increased interest amongst the business community in the technology, we are pleased to be able to make substantial reductions in price at this time. He continues With free set-up on selected services and monthly charges from only £170 there has never been a better time to take advantage of the latest in Broadband technology.
Further information can be found at http://www.nildram.net/sdsl.php and Nildram are now accepting priority orders via a registration page at http://www.nildram.net/sdsl_register.php
The reductions have helped to remove a significant barrier to business SDSL uptake, although it's unclear how long the removal of set-up fees will last.
Nildram have implemented substantial savings on monthly fees of up to 29% and, for a limited time, the set-up fees on their popular 1Mbps and 2Mbps SDSL services are being reduced to zero - saving £475 on the normal price.
An SDSL (Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line) connection is an 'always on' connection which offers the same speed for data travelling in both directions. It is the ideal service for multi-site businesses looking to communicate with each other as well as those in markets where high bandwidth for both uploads and downloads is required such as the Advertising, Architecture, Graphics and Printing industries, amongst many others, and offers a low cost alternative to Leased Lines.
Nildram SDSL services are available in speeds of 512kbps, 1Mbps or 2Mbps, with identical upload and download speeds and a maximum contention ratio of 10:1.
Andy Taylor, Portfolio Manager at Nildram commented: With SDSL now becoming more widely available and increased interest amongst the business community in the technology, we are pleased to be able to make substantial reductions in price at this time. He continues With free set-up on selected services and monthly charges from only £170 there has never been a better time to take advantage of the latest in Broadband technology.
Further information can be found at http://www.nildram.net/sdsl.php and Nildram are now accepting priority orders via a registration page at http://www.nildram.net/sdsl_register.php
The reductions have helped to remove a significant barrier to business SDSL uptake, although it's unclear how long the removal of set-up fees will last.
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