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The sole reason I picked Virgin's ADSL service was NO CONTRACT,
it makes the process much more simple to set-up. I have recently
canceled with BT after two years of hell. But they wouldn't
let me out until my year's contract was up. This time I wasn't
going to make the mistake of hooking myself into an annual
contract. With Virgin all I needed to do was sign-up via their
website, then I gave them my bank details (I decided to pay
by direct debit per month for their £24.99 package).
You can also use a credit card if you do not have a debit
card. At the time of sign-up you also received a modem, two
filters and the initial set-up fee for free (I have no idea
if this offer still stands). It only took a few days for my
free modem to arrive, it also had the filters, a CD and a
few leaflets with instructions how to set it all up. But even
when you get all these free bits and bobs you still can not
complete the sign-up process. You need to wait a few more
days for BT to activate your line and then you can begin the
connection and sign-up process using the Virgin software.
Again I found this process simplicity itself; all I needed
to do was enter my username and password that I was provided
with by Virgin. The signup process was real nice but the problems
began with the actual web connection. The more I used it the
slower it became until it began to crawl. There are major
advantages to this service as long as your not a heavy user
lie myself.
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