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Hi, I'm new to this forum and would like some help or advice. Your response would be greatly appreciated
I run a small business in london and I haven't been trading long. So you can imagine I require a lot of new products and services i.e website, bank account, business broadband and phone line etc etc.
To my surprise I recieved a call on my personal mobile phone (still don't know how they got my number) from a guy claiming to represent Opal Telecom. He said that he is an independent dealer and works with various telecom/broadband providers. His call couldn't have come at a better time as I was currently searching the market for business broadband providers.
He offered me a cheap broadband package from Opal which included 24mb broadband for £10, phone line for £13, free daytime calls £6, free evening and weekend calls for £6, free installation and unlimited downloads. So all in all I would pay £35 per month which I thought was really good and I almost signed up there and then but my cautiousness kicked in and I told him I would call him back once I had done some investigation. I could sense he was eager to sign me up but he wasn't agressive which was a relief, as I hate pushy salesmen who don't take no for an answer.
Now here's the bit I'm curious about. As we concluded our conversation he said if I take the opal broadband package I would also get £15 cash back in my account after a month of being connected to the service. The offer sounded too good to be true so I checked on Opal's website but I couldn't see the £15 cashback offer anywhere, it only seems to be on the dealers website.
The company is called Moyo Communication and thier website is http://www.moy [ADMIN NOTE: URL edited for possible spam reasons]
My questions are:
1. has anyone dealt with this company before?
2. what was your experience like with them?
3. how is it possible for a dealer to offer cash insentive (moyo communication) when the broadband company itself (opal) don't offer it to potential customers?
My dilema is, I like the package but do I go with opal directly and know I'm being dealt with by them but no cash insentive or do I go with an unknown middleman i.e moyo communication and get the £15 cash?
Please help if you can as I need to be connected soon and if anyone has any information about this company I would really appreciate it.
I run a small business in london and I haven't been trading long. So you can imagine I require a lot of new products and services i.e website, bank account, business broadband and phone line etc etc.
To my surprise I recieved a call on my personal mobile phone (still don't know how they got my number) from a guy claiming to represent Opal Telecom. He said that he is an independent dealer and works with various telecom/broadband providers. His call couldn't have come at a better time as I was currently searching the market for business broadband providers.
He offered me a cheap broadband package from Opal which included 24mb broadband for £10, phone line for £13, free daytime calls £6, free evening and weekend calls for £6, free installation and unlimited downloads. So all in all I would pay £35 per month which I thought was really good and I almost signed up there and then but my cautiousness kicked in and I told him I would call him back once I had done some investigation. I could sense he was eager to sign me up but he wasn't agressive which was a relief, as I hate pushy salesmen who don't take no for an answer.
Now here's the bit I'm curious about. As we concluded our conversation he said if I take the opal broadband package I would also get £15 cash back in my account after a month of being connected to the service. The offer sounded too good to be true so I checked on Opal's website but I couldn't see the £15 cashback offer anywhere, it only seems to be on the dealers website.
The company is called Moyo Communication and thier website is http://www.moy [ADMIN NOTE: URL edited for possible spam reasons]
My questions are:
1. has anyone dealt with this company before?
2. what was your experience like with them?
3. how is it possible for a dealer to offer cash insentive (moyo communication) when the broadband company itself (opal) don't offer it to potential customers?
My dilema is, I like the package but do I go with opal directly and know I'm being dealt with by them but no cash insentive or do I go with an unknown middleman i.e moyo communication and get the £15 cash?
Please help if you can as I need to be connected soon and if anyone has any information about this company I would really appreciate it.
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