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    BE There Internet

    Hi all,

    Does anyone still know if be offer money off refferal codes??

    If someone is alos with be wanna try get me a refferal code

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    Re: BE There Internet

    Happy to refer you Lee,

    just pm me your email address (the one you will use to sign up), and you first and last name and i'll get it done

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    Re: BE There Internet

    PM'd mate

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    Re: BE There Internet

    You might want to consider O2 also - as they use the Be backbone, and have a good deal if you are an O2 mobile customer.

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    Re: BE There Internet

    Quote Originally Posted by solar975 View Post
    You might want to consider O2 also - as they use the Be backbone, and have a good deal if you are an O2 mobile customer.
    I second that... I was Be for over 2 years... Just switched to O2... There is no difference what so ever, there was even no downtime when switching lol... Sync speed identical, pings identical... Only difference is that I save £8 a month

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    Re: BE There Internet

    can also get £40 quidco if your registered with them

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    Re: BE There Internet

    Cheers guys,

    I registered with Be as i'm not an O2 customer, can you use it if you get a pay as you go sim card ??

    I did also get my £40 from quidco plus free conenection due to referral.

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    Re: BE There Internet

    Yup, I am doing it with my sister's pay as you go sim card...

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    Re: BE There Internet

    Yes - the O2 offer is open to pay-as-you-go, but you have to top up your card with a certain amount otherwise you lose the special rate.

    From their site: "Discount for Pay & Go customers subject to £10 minimum top-up every 3 months." so £40 top-up over the year contract.

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    Re: BE There Internet

    Quote Originally Posted by solar975 View Post
    Yes - the O2 offer is open to pay-as-you-go, but you have to top up your card with a certain amount otherwise you lose the special rate.

    From their site: "Discount for Pay & Go customers subject to £10 minimum top-up every 3 months." so £40 top-up over the year contract.
    It still works out cheaper than Be, even if you don't use the p&g credit...

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    Re: BE There Internet

    Hmmmmmmmmmm intresting will give be there 3 months to pay my quidco, then MAC address here i come

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    Just had a look at O2 site and it says £15 for O2 customers for 20 meg, ionly paying £18 at be.

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    Re: BE There Internet

    Quote Originally Posted by Re-Invented View Post
    Just had a look at O2 site and it says £15 for O2 customers for 20 meg, ionly paying £18 at be.

    Lee
    But do you actually get 20mbit?

    I was on "24mbit" Be for over 2 years, but it only synchronised at 11.5mbit, so now I am on 16mbit O2 for £10 per month which synchronises at 11.5mbit

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    Re: BE There Internet

    much diff between be unlimited and be pro other than potential up speed? (I get 2-3mbs dl and 448k upload at mo on enta but want to switch as at peak times speeds become unusable)

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    Re: BE There Internet

    The download speed can be affected on the Pro package as it's drops about 1 - 1.5 mbps as the upload uses a wider frequency range.

    The faster upload is cracking though if you want to host game servers like I did for a while

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    I live 600meters from main exchange my line stats show I should get 20+ meg, only one way to find out thou and that will be on monday

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