Plusnet Expands Free ADSL Migration
Posted: 07th May, 2004 By: MarkJ
UK ISP Plusnet has made its free broadband ADSL migration offer available to any of the groups range of broadband products. The providers £14.99 per month 512Kbps service is now also open via sister ISPs Force9 and Free-Online:
PlusNet puts a real price on real broadband
PlusNet, the popular UK ISP, well known for offering great value Internet access at lowest cost, today announced what must surely come as a further blow to broadband rivals AOL, BT, Tiscali and Wanadoo. Broadband Home Lite, PlusNet's newest 512k always-on product, offering '10x faster than standard dial' speeds for only £14.99 a month, has now been launched on sister ISPs Force9 and Free-Online.
"Today's launch of Broadband Home Lite on Force9 and Free-Online increases the reach of the product, which, at just £14.99, has already seen significant take-up on PlusNet," said Marco Potesta, Marketing Director at PlusNet. "Since the launch of the product, less than a week ago, already 20% of our new subscribers are choosing Broadband Home Lite."
While the news recently has been filled with ISPs declaring their sub-£20 offerings, PlusNet, Force9 and Free-Online have stolen a march on their rivals by smashing the £15 milestone for a 512k service.
Marco Potesta: "To now be in a position to offer a market-leading, classic 512k broadband product, priced at only £14.99 a month, is an extremely exciting prospect for us. We believe this represents the best deal around."
PlusNet have also confirmed today that the free migration offer available to those moving from another broadband provider to PlusNet applies to any of PlusNet's extensive range of broadband products.
PlusNet were voted 'Best Broadband Provider' by PC Pro and 'Best ISP on the Planet' by Internet Magazine.
You can find out why, and get Broadband Home Lite now at www.plus.net, www.force9.net and www.free-online.net
PlusNet puts a real price on real broadband
PlusNet, the popular UK ISP, well known for offering great value Internet access at lowest cost, today announced what must surely come as a further blow to broadband rivals AOL, BT, Tiscali and Wanadoo. Broadband Home Lite, PlusNet's newest 512k always-on product, offering '10x faster than standard dial' speeds for only £14.99 a month, has now been launched on sister ISPs Force9 and Free-Online.
"Today's launch of Broadband Home Lite on Force9 and Free-Online increases the reach of the product, which, at just £14.99, has already seen significant take-up on PlusNet," said Marco Potesta, Marketing Director at PlusNet. "Since the launch of the product, less than a week ago, already 20% of our new subscribers are choosing Broadband Home Lite."
While the news recently has been filled with ISPs declaring their sub-£20 offerings, PlusNet, Force9 and Free-Online have stolen a march on their rivals by smashing the £15 milestone for a 512k service.
Marco Potesta: "To now be in a position to offer a market-leading, classic 512k broadband product, priced at only £14.99 a month, is an extremely exciting prospect for us. We believe this represents the best deal around."
PlusNet have also confirmed today that the free migration offer available to those moving from another broadband provider to PlusNet applies to any of PlusNet's extensive range of broadband products.
PlusNet were voted 'Best Broadband Provider' by PC Pro and 'Best ISP on the Planet' by Internet Magazine.
You can find out why, and get Broadband Home Lite now at www.plus.net, www.force9.net and www.free-online.net
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