Wireless Internet access - London - Tulse hill - which company choice? Have no landline?
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do a google search for wireless ISP's in your area and ask your neighbors who provides the best service.
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Please consult Jalandhar Telephone Directory and search you will find whatever you want. This Directory is available free from main post office telepone department reception office, Your telepone should be BSNL, OK
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Verizon does provide a DSL service called SBC Verizon DSL which requires a landline connection.  If there are copper cables coming to your home it is theoretically possible to only have DSL and no telephone.  But due to their commercial interests and tarriffs companies like Verizon usually bundle landline and DSL.  You can probably talk to their phone support and see if they can provide you only DSL (I guess they won't allow that).
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Sky Broadband are brilliant but one catch you must have Sky! Cheap and reliable!\n\nTiscali were good, fast, unlimited and cheap and good with call package, only downside is if something goes wrong they are in India and have poor English skills.  Some call centres in India are good, but they are poor. They told me to stick in wire the Post Box!!!\n\nTesco are quite good but I'm biased I work for them.  AVOID BT, NTL.  BT are expensive and poor.
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U can have wireless broadband connection by having a NIC card which is a seperate card which u have to buy. To make things easier. U can get this service from Reliance or Airtel if u ve in kolkata. Go talk to the reliance guys or the airtel guys. They will help u out for sure.
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Believe me its got to be Hutch.\nThe service is amazing and so are the plans.\nThey give you good options.\nWhile airtel is very very bad.\nThey are not transparent.\nIdea is sort of ok.\nSo go for Hutch.\nI am using it for the past 4 years.
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Do you mean services?\n\nPhone lines are easy - contact BT or alternatinve suppliers in your area like cable.\n\nIf you need water, gas, sewage or electricity that is a more involved process on which I am happy to advise if you wish.
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http://www.ukphonebook.com/
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If your in an area with no WiFi or aren't able to use it. Your Nokia 3220 is a good substitute. Be sure you have unlimited internet access on your phone from your service provider or it could cost you.
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I use Sony Ericsson T300 (which has a built-in modem) via a cheap USB Irda dongle on my computer. Just make sure you have a working GPRS connection with your cellular provider (you can WAP browse in your cell phone). I setup a dial-up connection on my computer with a number from my cellular provider (#99**5) - the #99** part I think is standard while 5 is actually the CID # for GPRS setting on my T300 which I got from my provider) and with the T300 connected via Irda I can get online. I also have to configure Internet Explorer use a proxy server (an ip address on the GPRS setting on the phone) so I can browse the web. It's very slow (the Irda connection between my computer and my T300 is only 9.6bps) but it gets you there.
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The best and quickest answer is unfortunately qwest.com or Qwest.> They are horrible though. Check with Comcast and Att and see if they have local service available yet. When I left there last year the only choice was Qwest and they are horrible.\nGood luck =)\nPersonally if they are still the choice I'd go for a cell phone service.
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Contact your local BSNL . \nfor Data One Broadband  connection. \nShould be available in RajarajeswariNagar and VijayNagar.\nNo idea where these towns are.!\nMay be Bengaluru  ( old name Bangalore )
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Wireless local loop (WLL), also called radio in the loop (RITL) or fixed-radio access (FRA) or fixed-wireless access (FWA), is the use of a wireless communications link as the "last mile" connection for delivering plain old telephone service (POTS) and broadband Internet to telecommunications customers.\n\nThese are available in Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA), Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM), IS136 Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) as well as analog access technologies such as Advanced Mobile Phone System (AMPS).\n\nFixed Wireless Terminals or FWT units differ from conventional mobile terminal units operating within cellular networks -such as GSM- in that a fixed wireless terminal or deskphone will be limited to an almost permanent location with almost no roaming or find-me anywhere facilities.\n\nWLL and FWTs are generic terms for a radio based telecommunications technologies and the respective devices which can be implemented using a number of different cellular systems technologies.\n\nIndeed, confusingly, some WLL providers do so use fixed GSM equipment as well as there are others that employ any of the other wireless access methods mentioned above.
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The only ones that I'm aware of for internet access is the one you mentioned (cellular) and WiFi...you are really limited.
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a site called www.voipcheap.co.uk all you need to do is put a tenner on and you can call loads of places free, and get an incoming number
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Try TISCALI I have had them now for 2 years and found them to be almost trouble free. There are others like BT, and I think (not too sure) the car phone warehouse does as well. All the best.
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no, you will just get dial up, unless you get a broadband internet service. If they have wirelss, and you pick it up, do not use it, it is illegal, theft of services