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Cheap Router?

funkycat83 · 2008-10-06 15:15:41

need to buy a wireless router, think ntl are charging 50e for theirs so im shopping around to see if theres a cheaper option

06-10-2008 3:15pm

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funkycat83

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need to buy a wireless router, think ntl are charging 50e for theirs so im shopping around to see if theres a cheaper option

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#2 09-10-2008 1:22pm

NullZer0

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Isn't the NTL one free?

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#3 13-10-2008 11:39am

humaxf1

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You won't get much cheaper than 50euro TBH. Sometimes you are better going with the supplied kit because your ISP won't support other equipment if you ring up with a problem.

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#4 13-10-2008 2:53pm

paul8f

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Yeah, go with the router that the service provider offers. Less chance of having problems after. Most providers offer free routers anyway...

If you still wanna buy one yourself, try
- ebay.co.uk
- Harvey Norman
- Argos

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