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ESAT BT Flatrate

skywalker_208 · 2003-06-25 22:41:28

Ive just heard that Esat BT are gonna give us a flat rate no strings attached 24 hour internet service for €25 a month..... discuss...... :-)

25-06-2003 10:41pm

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Ive just heard that Esat BT are gonna give us a flat rate no strings attached 24 hour internet service for €25 a month.....

discuss...... :-)

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#2 26-06-2003 6:50am

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It's been talked about here
And it's not 24/7, it's 180 hours per month afaik.

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#3 26-06-2003 6:35pm

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this is what esat have said :

now i don't know where u got the 25 eurons from but if it is that it should be great

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#4 26-06-2003 7:37pm

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Originally posted by Cr3m0
now i don't know where u got the 25 eurons from but if it is that it should be great

UTV have set their price @ 24.95 a month you see - Esat would be doing the old commercial suicide if they didn't keep at least within a stone's throw of that.

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#5 26-06-2003 9:01pm

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that's true but according to their ads they've said approx. 1 euro a day now if i threw out a ad saying that i would charge 25 euro it would cost at least 30 euros

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#6 27-06-2003 11:52pm

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IOL details & pricing here:
http://anytime.iol.ie

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#7 28-06-2003 1:25am

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Originally posted by Cr3m0
that's true but according to their ads they've said approx. 1 euro a day now if i threw out a ad saying that i would charge 25 euro it would cost at least 30 euros

Nicely fielded. And you're correct to boot - 30 euros it is.

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#8 30-06-2003 8:40am

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I used to be with IOL NOLIMTS - but they rightly screwed me over (overcharging etc) so im not sure if i wanna go back to that company.... any one used the UTV one?

Im currently paying 1.27 cent/min with eircom... overall bill is bout 30 quid a month..... is everyone planning on changing over to this flat rate service?? or do u reckon its just a gimmick like IOL NOLIMITS.....

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