A broadband provider without minimum 12 month contract?
960589
Most cable providers do not require a contract and offer a discounted price for the first 3 months. For a short time like this, cable is often the best choice, especially if you can self install.
972438
pay-as-you-go dial up if you want cheap occasional use\nbroadband if you want speed / regular service\n\nWithout guiding us about who/why/what/when/where, it is harder to be more helpful than this.
262994
Last time I checked you could for a fee of about $7 per month. I didn't think it was worth it though.\nGood Luck
511973
Its called DirecWay and its not cheap.  DSL is a good way to go as well.  Unless you plan on downloading lots of music and illegal movies.
880374
I gave up on them in the end and went with Tiscali. They messed me about so much.  I spent ages on the phone with them and bt trying to sort it out and in the end they just cant provide what they say they can. They got me to cancel my existing broadband provider and then had to wait ages to get some marker removed off my phone line.  After all that they said they couldn't provide the service I wanted although they had previously said i could.  Instead I would have to pay for the expensive package (15.99 package) instead.  It really messed things up as if i went back to my old provider i would have to do another 12 month contract.  I found them to be completely incompetent.  I'd go elsewhere if i were you.
569853
Seems you need to sign something a lot like a mobile phone contract to get one.   I spent £60 and then £25/month to get a Vodafone 3G/GPRS at 250MB/month.  It's OK but a bit crash happy.
865186
unless there is a very good reason ..ie bt breaking their side of the contract agreement ...you cant cancel untill the year is up ....they will charge you for a full year ....
802974
Unless they offer high speed internet, you have to use cable or DSL from those companies.  There are small companies, depends on your area though
913550
Try t-mobile they do high speed broadband for laptops at £29 a month with 3GB.It is enough for most people.The downside is you can't use any kind of messenger(msn,yahoo or skype) for this price. If you opt for the £44 deal then you can use this service and you get 10GB allowance which is quite good.I live in a shared house and now all my flatmates have computers which creates a risk to my computer.I'm thinking of getting one as well this Christmas.
894337
the best internet plan is one that allows u faster connection with asoulutely no problems at all....the cheapest? wenever you have to pay for anything in this world then nothing is cheap unless ur sleeping with the owner (kidding) but my suggestion is, best is a ISP who can give you a connection with no drama's and if you can get it less den 40buxs a month then your on a roll... dail up is not a choice LOL
334876
Definitely go with inter.net (ca.inter.net)\n\nThey give you 3mb DSL for $25 (which is $20 less than Rogers or Bell) and have 24 hour customer service for free!
501738
Go with www.frevety.net. They have an amazing deal. Get 600gb monthly bandwidth, 75000mb of storage, and host up to 25 different web sites for just $90 every 14 months (that's $6.43 per month). They list it as $7.50 per month, but then they later throw in another 2 months. Best deal anywhere hands down. Their customer support replies within 30 minutes every time as well!
1079641
I use SBC Yahoo! DSL. I love it. It's fast and I've never had any problems. For us, it's only about $20-$25 a month.
311788
get DSL ... yahoo DSL is 14.95 a month, that's probably cheaper than your dial up
760282
no you cant its either broadband or a second line
894631
We get this too and we think it's our ISP who promised us free broadband for life and then told us when we had signed up that we could never get free broadband at any time because our exchange is not one that BT will allow them to put their equipment in EVER - so we pay £10 a month for broadband 8mg but only get almost 1mg.  No guessing the ISP!\n\nDon't quote fair trading, I'm onto it the right route, first through OFTEL for free advice etc.\n\nAlso the band width you are sharing with another 49 [I am told] may be overloaded if all 50 of you are on broadband at the same time.\n\nHope you get fixed!
1054339
you may wse air tel in india \nthere is a scheme for about 600/month and unlimited access\nconnectivity of about15kbs is obtained