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setup costs

swimming in a sea · 2013-04-16 09:54:17

hello, I moved into a new apartment and want to get broadband only so i was just wondering about the setup costs. The apartment has a deactivated land-line, so if i was to get a dsl line do i first have to get eircom to activate the land-line or could another operator like Vodafone activate it?? Will i end no matter having…

16-04-2013 9:54am

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swimming in a sea

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hello,

I moved into a new apartment and want to get broadband only so i was just wondering about the setup costs.

The apartment has a deactivated land-line, so if i was to get a dsl line do i first have to get eircom to activate the land-line or could another operator like Vodafone activate it??

Will i end no matter having to pay two bills,

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#2 17-04-2013 10:53am

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You should only end up with one bill which will cover both line rental and broadband.

I don't know whether you or you prospective broadband provider will need to instigate the line activation.

Contact the provider of choice and ask.

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