• What is broadband?
  • Do I need a computer to use broadband?
  • What would I use broadband for?
  • How does broadband work?
  • How do I get broadband?
  • Can I use my phone / fax whilst surfing the internet?
  • Do I need a BT line to get broadband?
  • Do I have to pay for the phone line if I don’t make calls?
  • Will my drive/road have to be dug up?
  • When can I use broadband?
  • What is broadband?
  • What does ‘always on’ mean?
  • What does ‘un-metered’ mean?
  • What is an ISP?
  • How much does broadband cost?
  • What is the difference between Broadband and Narrowband?
  • How do I install broadband?
  • What if my broadband is not working?
  • Does my PC need to be next to the telephone?
  • How do I know if my PC can support broadband?
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BROADBAND GUIDE
WHAT IS BROADBAND? GETTING STARTED USING BROADBAND GLOSSARY
WHEN CAN I USE BROADBAND?
Broadband is an 'always on' technology providing un-metered and uncontrolled access to the internet. This feature enables you use it anytime of the day without having to dial up a connection. It is important to note that different
ISP ’s charge different amounts for different times of the day.
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