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Option 1 and 5GB of Usage per month

This option gives you a state of the art wireless hub for £50 or a voyager modem for £25, inclusive UK calls on an evening and weekend via the broadband line, 250 openzone minutes per month worth £10, some free basic security and BT Digital Vault.

£13.99 per month for the first 6 months then £22.99 thereafter with an 18 month term or £17.99 per month for the first 3 months and then £22.99

This open gives you a state of the art wireless hub, a cordless hub handset for £0, inclusive UK calls on an evening and weekend via the broadband line, 250 openzone minutes per month worth £10, Norton Anti Virus worth around £40 and BT Digital Vault

THE HUB - A state of the art wireless rooter worth around £90, this can be used as a wired connection as well, it comes with built in protection to stop other people using your wireless connection. The lengh of the connection indoors is up to 50 meters and outdoors is up to 300 meters.

UK CALLS - The broadband line is like a normal phone line that works over your internet connection, provided on all 3 options you will get the evening and weekend plan to any uk numbers from 6pm on an evening and all weekend. Usually £3.95 per month on BT Together Option 1, You can also be provided with Unlimited UK calls 24 hours a day for a small fee of £4.95, usually £9.95 via your BT line.

NORTON - Anti Virus and Firewall protection, can be purchased in most PC stores or directly from norton for around £30 to £40, giving you constant virus protection and firewall to stop people hacking into your PC.

SOFTPHONE - An item that is installed onto your desktop allowing you to also make calls via your PC using a headset. The softphone facility also allows video calls.

HOME INSTALL - For a small charge of £50 for a 1 hour appointment you can have an engineer come out to your house and set up your broadband for you, including setting up your wireless, email, norton (if provided) broadband talk and a demonstration of how to use the internet and the help facilities.

This only applies to option 1 and 2. It is based on everything you do on the internet, browsing, playing games, downloading are a few examples. The best way to describe how this is used is for example that you were to download a full movie, this may use 1GB of your allowance.

Your pack will include your modem or rooter, an installation CD, an installation guide, all the cables required (it does not include a USB wireless adapter)

On average BT says it will take 8 minutes to install, this will vary from person to person and how slow or fast your PC is. In terms of where all the stuff needs to go, that is simple and straight forward and the installation guide points you to where everything needs to go.

This is a second line over the internet in which you are given a broadband telephone number as well. You would simply plug a phone into your rooter/modem or use the hub phone if you have taken this and simple as that. Once activated you can make calls as usual. These details would be sent via email to you with a link to then activate the service. Any calls you make via the broadband that are chargable simply appear on your BT bill.

BT only accept new customers on a direct debit for broadband, this is not the case if your an existing broadband customer with BT.

You will need to contact your current supplier for a MAC, usually this would be sent in the post. New laws are in place now that means every company must provide one at your request. Once you have this, simply supply to BT to arrange the transfer. Make sure you are not in a contract with your current supplier.

As mentioned though, the price is quite expensive but im sure in the future they will be reduced. You make that choice. You really do pay for what you get and a cheaper service usually means a poorer service. All you have to do is google it and see yourself.