Dial up UK

[Bradd]

Is there any dial up service in UK ,,,Iv seen that BT have stopped dial up

[rsot]

Are you looking for free? Or any low-type of cost is suitable

[Bradd]

any thing will do

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by Bradd

Is there any dial up service in UK ,,,Iv seen that BT have stopped dial up

There are some. They charge local rates for time on line.

Freeola is one.

Another is freeukisp

Using my mobile so links are extra to do (sorry).

[rsot]

Nippy internet was another.

Keep it mind that the 0844 and 0845 rates exist based on which one you use.

emergencyinternet.com yet another

[Bradd]

I just tried calling Freeola they said its 2p per minute which seems quite cheap

[Play]

Originally Posted by Bradd

I just tried calling Freeola they said its 2p per minute which seems quite cheap

Might be worthwhile taking into account things will take a little longer to do on dial up.

[rsot]

Those minutes add up for eb use...thankfully pages aren't heavy of flash media or other such but my own experience with dial up = painfully long load up times

[MM78]

Wouldn't it be cheaper to use EE Mifi? I hear they give you like 10GB of data a month for cheap.

[Bradd]

Originally Posted by MM78

Wouldn't it be cheaper to use EE Mifi? I hear they give you like 10GB of data a month for cheap.

Iv heard dial up is good for multiple accounts ,...is EE Mifi any good for multiple accounts ??


i was going to use Auctiva for doing the listings as iv heard its stealthy


Im very green at this

[phaz0rz]

Mifi is great for multiple accounts since EE Mifi uses dynamic IP's.

I don't know how dial-up works in UK (or at this point, anywhere else in the world), but you may end up with a Static IP which could only be used with one account.

If you get a Mifi, all you have to do is restart the device to get a new IP. Meaning you could manage many accounts with a single Mifi device.

Plus, you wouldn't have to worry about pulling your hair out waiting for pages to load on dial-up. :P

[rsot]

@phaz0rz, I have used dial-up for out-of-country operations and I don't get Static IP from my experience

[Bradd]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

Mifi is great for multiple accounts since EE Mifi uses dynamic IP's.

I don't know how dial-up works in UK (or at this point, anywhere else in the world), but you may end up with a Static IP which could only be used with one account.

If you get a Mifi, all you have to do is restart the device to get a new IP. Meaning you could manage many accounts with a single Mifi device.

Plus, you wouldn't have to worry about pulling your hair out waiting for pages to load on dial-up. :P

Could i use a pay as you go 4g dongle by Three Company because iv used them before and you dont need a credit check

[JamesNorth101]

You would be a lot better off using a dongle or a MiFi device. Three is my personal choice but O2 is also very good

Track your IPs carefully and you wont have any issues