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Broadband in Tarmonbarry?

LuvSpudz · 2010-10-31 13:53:02

Hi all, Moving to Tarmonbarry in a few weeks, I was wondering what broadband options I might have there? I'm a downloader so anything without download limits would be preferable! :)

31-10-2010 2:53pm

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LuvSpudz

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Hi all,

Moving to Tarmonbarry in a few weeks, I was wondering what broadband options I might have there? I'm a downloader so anything without download limits would be preferable!

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#2 31-10-2010 9:10pm

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Have a look here http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055987840

Allthough no answer was giving for defo.

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#3 30-11-2010 7:34pm

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Brisknet new to this area so dunno what its performance is like. I use Lastmile wireless which I find OK but not cheap-about 38 per month

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#4 14-12-2010 10:32am

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Just to conclude this thread, I ended up going for Brisknet after some research.

It was €135 to install their wireless service (I had my own wireless router) and then €34 a month for 2mb line and 70gb upload/download capacity

It's not unlimited capacity (boo!) but it will do me for now. Seems a strong signal and I tested it and did indeed get the promised 2mb speed, so looks like a decent service so far.

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