Needs a short-term broadband ISP

[GavinS]

...for about 2 or 3 months.

Any suggestions, as most seem to want to lock you in for 12 months...

Ta.

[Steve B]

Nildram do packages for 3 months http://broadband.nildram.net/

** Select any broadband package and enjoy the 13th month FREE. (Subject to 12 month contract) Without the free month , broadband packages are subject to a 3 month contract.

[BUFF]

Be are similar "For our Be unlimited and Be pro products, there is no contractual period, we simply ask for 3 months notice in writing to cancel your contract without incurring any additional cancellation charges."

[Dazbo666]

My manager at work has a month-by-month contract with Talk Talk. dunno the details but would be worth checking it out?!

[boubis]

PlusNet offers a monthly contract but I would not recommend for any more than a couple of months.

[kopite]

Zen work on a month by month contract

And from my unbiased point of view they are amazing

[circuitmonkey]

Hmm, my parents use Zen in their cottage when they are there, month by month contract and my dad seems quite happy with them (which is high praise really)

[watercooled]

I hear Be are supposed to be good. As previously mentioned, there's no lengthy contract AFAIK.

[menthel]

ADSL24 have monthly contracts and give a really good service.

[Petem95]

When I needed broadband for a month I used New Net. Service was excellent, speeds were really good and also excellent value.

I would certainly use them again, and definitely recommend them.

[Petem95]

Also depending on how much data you think you'll download, you could just get a mobile broadband dongle off ebay, buy a pay-as-you-go sim and use that for a month, then sell the dongle... might work out to be an easy option.

[PeterStoba]

Be are similar "For our Be unlimited and Be pro products, there is no contractual period, we simply ask for 3 months notice in writing to cancel your contract without incurring any additional cancellation charges."

He wants 3 months, and you need 3 months notice, hed have to cancel when he got it?

[watercooled]

He could say he only wants it for 3 months if he calls. I don't see why they wouldn't agree - it's still business.

[Jiff Lemon]

Zen. 1 month rolling contract.

Been my ISP for 5+ years and I'm in NO hurry to change them.

[toml245]

PlusNet offers a monthly contract but I would not recommend for any more than a couple of months.

True but you have too pay a connection fee of £40 which is a bit expensive.

[mightymouse]

was with demon internet before and they did month to month not sure now but worth to check them out