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Anyone heard of Broadworks?

HoleInOne · 2006-07-12 14:02:05

Hi all, First time poster, long time reader :p I am due to move down to the Eden Gate development in Delgany soon and am in the process of researching my broadband options. The builders down there tell me that they have used a company called Broadworks to setup their TV connections, but that they also offer Sky and…

12-07-2006 3:02pm

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HoleInOne

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Hi all,

First time poster, long time reader

I am due to move down to the Eden Gate development in Delgany soon and am in the process of researching my broadband options. The builders down there tell me that they have used a company called Broadworks to setup their TV connections, but that they also offer Sky and broadband. I've looked at their website, but it's fairly new and offers VERY little in the way of specifics. Has anyone had any dealings with them, and if so, what were their products and service levels like?

Many many thanks in advance.

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#2 12-07-2006 3:06pm

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#3 12-07-2006 3:50pm

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Thanks SpongeBob.

FYI - I contacted Broadworks directly - I was begining to fear that we may be contractually obliged to take their service due to management companies getting very Big Brother-ish about dishes etc. Apparently (according to Broadworks), if you want a cable service, you need to go through Broadworks, but satellite requirements can be still dealt with through Sky. I will be getting my solicitor to look at it before anything is signed.

:mad:

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#4 12-07-2006 8:54pm

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HoleInOne wrote:

Thanks SpongeBob.

FYI - I contacted Broadworks directly - I was begining to fear that we may be contractually obliged to take their service due to management companies getting very Big Brother-ish about dishes etc. Apparently (according to Broadworks), if you want a cable service, you need to go through Broadworks, but satellite requirements can be still dealt with through Sky. I will be getting my solicitor to look at it before anything is signed.

:mad:

Are you in Ongar by any chance. I'M cancelled my Boradworkd TV as it was pure ****e. All the SKY channels have gone and they have exclusive contract for the new part of Ongar. Disappointing to say the least.

Don't go for their cable Broadband package.

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#5 12-07-2006 11:23pm

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search the sat board for hidden dish or hiding dish , as search is borked try googling thru boards posts copy the following .

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and todays topic

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