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Flat rate internet access

The Gopher · 2002-05-26 23:25:16

Whos the cheapest flat rate access in Ireland?Do I need a credit card to subscribe?Is the IOL gold package a flat rate pack?I checked it a few moths ago and it seemed to be a service where you payed a monthly fee for unlimited access but it seems to have changed now.

26-05-2002 11:25pm

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The Gopher

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Whos the cheapest flat rate access in Ireland?Do I need a credit card to subscribe?Is the IOL gold package a flat rate pack?I checked it a few moths ago and it seemed to be a service where you payed a monthly fee for unlimited access but it seems to have changed now.

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#2 26-05-2002 11:42pm

seamus

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Emmm....where have you been??

There are no flat rate packages in Ireland. Nolimits still exists, but is limited to customers who are already on it, ie you can't get a new connection to it. IOL gold is based upon a 'cheaper' call rate service. Basically, you pay them a certain amount each month, and you get to connect at a cheaper rate, but still paying per minute costs. Madness.

Yes I'm sure you can pay other ways than a credit card. Join in with IrelandOffline to help us change this mad situation.

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#3 29-05-2002 12:29pm

sikes

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i-stream for eircom is the only option!!

It may be a adsl service but with the caps all it is, is a FRIACO product because you can't get the benefits of broadband without going over the cap.

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#4 29-05-2002 12:33pm

ihatemushrooms

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i-stream is a business product as far as I`m aware, it is not available for the consumer market. Is this correct. There is a thread discussing all this in detail. Have a quick look, you should be able to get all the info you need there.

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#5 29-05-2002 12:45pm

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i-stream is a business product as far as I`m aware, it is not available for the consumer market. Is this correct.

Not really, no. Eircom is marketing and targetting it at business, but consumers can order it too.

There is a thread discussing all this in detail. Have a quick look, you should be able to get all the info you need there.

It's been discussed rather heavily in the IrelandOffline forum too. (Community > IrelandOffline).

adam

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#6 29-05-2002 5:13pm

peterd

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Originally posted by dahamsta
(Community > IrelandOffline).

... or "Community > Public > IrelandOffline" now

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