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broadband without a limit that you can take with you

bonkers · 2007-04-03 13:44:01

any recomendations on a package that you could take with you around dublin that has no limits etc. adn that doesnt take 12 months to get installed leacing current address in june

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03-04-2007 2:44pm

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bonkers

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any recomendations on a package that you could take with you around dublin that has no limits etc.

adn that doesnt take 12 months to get installed

leacing current address in june

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#2 03-04-2007 2:51pm
Cabaal

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Take with you, I assume you mean wireless?
Besides Vodafone's and Three's offering pretty much any decent wireless setup needs a ariel that needs to eb installed and you need a line of sigh to the transmitter.

Vodafones and Three offering have limits or FUP's though,

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#3 03-04-2007 2:59pm
bonkers

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not really wireless

i just dont want to sign up to a 12month contract and find myself paying it off because the area ive moved to doesnt have access..

like i had smart and it worked fine.. but then i got cut off in the great cull of sept 06.. and it took ages to get back

do i have to pay for the rest of the contract

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#4 03-04-2007 11:35pm
dub45

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It would help if you were clearer in what exactly you are looking for! And besides you have already got a pretty comprehensive reply to this query some time ago:

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055048763&referrerid=&highlight=

Also payment in respect of the contract is a matter for yourself and Smart. When you sign up for Smart you sign up for 12 months and that's made clear to customers.

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