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Broadband in Seabourne View

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  • 23-06-2008 12:37pm
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    Langerland
    Registered Users Posts: 328 ✭✭


    I was just wondering what BB residents in Seabourne View are using. Without a phoneline installed the options are Digiweb Metro, Irish Broadband, 3 mobile, etc. Is there a signal in the apartments for these? I do you have to go with a landline installation?


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    #2
    mrmright
    Registered Users Posts: 55 ✭✭mrmright


    Hi

    I went down the route of having a landline installed with eircom....only to be told after installation that the telephone exchange needed to be upgraded therefor the line was not suitable for broadband....long story short...landline gone and money refunded after many battles.

    I am now using 3 modem. Pretty good not always a full signal but will do the trick for web browsing....

    Do you know if there are eircom customers in Seabourne with BB at the moment.....


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    fabulusbakerboy
    Closed Accounts Posts: 9 ✭fabulusbakerboy


    I am living in Anchorage- building and have had utv broadband for last 2 years with no problem. Pay 45 euro a month and get BB and free landline calls to Ireland and UK after 6 and at weekends.
    Friends in Concordia have Eircom broadband about 2 months and no problems with it. Both are through eircom boxes/landlines.
    I have also connected the boxes in bedrooms so phone and bb can be accessed from there to. Builders will tell you eircom need to do it and eircom will charge you for it so be warned.. its handy to do.


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    kingofthecastle
    Registered Users Posts: 70 ✭✭kingofthecastle


    having first signed up to wireless broadband and the hassle of getting a line in, i switched to o2 mobile broadband. it gives u up to 10gb of downloads a month for €20 a month on a 12 month contract, download speed is up to 3.6mbs which is adequate and way better than claerwire or ripwave. its the way to go!


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