0845 dial up: 3p a minute!
Nothing new in working lunch, no real investigation, and no guilty sides.
One thing that perhaps the admin of ISP Review might want to put in the main page, is that an 0845 dial up is NOT free, as it has been said everywhere: sure, no subscription, but it will cost you up to 4p in the day time (depending on telephone calls provider) and at least 1 p a minute evening and weekends, and some providers will add an initial connection fee. If people use this for the normal internet business they will run up bills of 30-40 quid or more in a very short time (remember the old days with dial up?).
Biscit could at least have offered a trully unmetered dial up, rather than a "free" 0845 that you can get from tons of providers, and that only will bring more costs to users.
I am writting this as there is no way an 0845 number can be offered as unmetered at no cost to the user.
I would advise people to sign for a one month free with AOL dial up instead (that's really free, as paying nothing per minute) and cancel just before the end of that trial month, if their situation is sorted by then.
http://info.aol.co.uk/dial-up/anytime-dial-up.adp?promo=228937&promoCode=228937
(Please note the promo code is not a referrral, it's the only way to get the link working. It's an internal AOL reference, and nothing to do with myself in any way)
AOL is known too for offering excellent deals for broadband for people in this kind of situation, when explaining matters on the phone (such as 1Mb broadband for only £9.99) but as said before you can always simply cancel your dial up with AOL before the free month ends and sign for the broadband provider of your choice when your line is clear.