What is required?
Pricing
There is now just one level of ADSL (broadband) providing dynamic addressing
available.
This standard offering provides speeds of up to 2Mbit/s downstream and 256K upstream, however, this is dependent on your
home's location to the nearest exchange.
There is a contention ratio of 50:1 which means that up to 49 other users can potentially be using the same bandwidth allocation. This can in extreme circumstances cause a reduction in speed to the service. Customers receive complimentary email hosting with their own choice of
address at our domain name "@iom.com". We
can also provide SPAM
and Anti-Virus filtering solutions.
What is required?
Wires only ADSL does not require any wiring changes therefore there is no need for a Telecom engineer to make a physical visit to your office or home. Changes are made at your local exchange in order to set you live.
Once the changes have been made at the exchange and your wires only ADSL is live you will be responsible to fit a filter in all telephone sockets on the same circuit number around your
home/office. Two filters are provide free of charge with this service. (Additional can be purchased from telephone stores).
You will also need a G.dmt compatible modem and if you intend to set up a home network then you will need to purchase a suitable router.
You can purchase this equipment from the supplier of your choice or we can provide prices for various modem and router options including utilising wireless access.
Pricing
There is a connection charge of £40 plus VAT.
Our charges include both the Telecom & the Internet Service Provider costs and you can choose to pay either annually in advance by invoice or quarterly in advance by Direct Debit: If
you require any further information please contact us.
Our application form can be downloaded here.
We do not permit the illegal exchange of copyright
materials and reserve the right, should we be requested by the legal copyright
owner, to request that any illegal exchange is ceased. In addition we reserve
the right to enforce cessation of such exchanges by means to include, but not
limited to, suspension of service.
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