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Best broadband-only deal in Dublin

  • 19-04-2019 3:59pm
    #1
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    Registered Users Posts: 20 ✭


    Hello,

    I'm shopping around for the best (read: cheapest) broadband-only deal in Dublin 6. It seems, looking at switcher.ie, that Vodafone's offering the best: 25 for 6 months, then 40 for 6 months.

    However, I've read elsewhere that there are hidden charges to be careful of. Can anyone shed any light on what these might be?

    I don't care too much about speed. Just enough for a bit of Netflix in the evening is fine. I don't need phone or TV either (would be nice to have BBC, but I'm not paying 30 quid a month for it).

    I'm in a new flat, and the previous tenant was with Virgin. Given that the infrastructure is already in place, it's tempting to go with them, but over the course of a year it's almost 200E more.

    There's some kind of virgin box on the wall, with a coaxial cable coming out of it. So my question is: can Vodafone use this infrastructure, or would there be some engineering work needed? If so, I'd presumably need to clear it with the landlord.


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  • #2
    Diminishing
    Registered Users Posts: 20 ✭Diminishing


    Sorry, only just noticed the sticky. Someone please delete this post and I'll re-post there. Thanks


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