AceShells Business ADSL Packages

Hate waiting when you use the Internet? Want fast, high-performance broadband even at the busiest times of the day? Then our Home broadband service is for you!

With AceShells Broadband
Choice of broadband speeds to suit your requirements
Up to 160 times faster than normal dial up service
Uses same line as your telephone service with no disruption to incoming and out going calls
Always on service
No ongoing dial charges
One monthly fee
24 x 7 Unlmited Internet Access
E-Mail Addresses
Webspace

Always on connection
ADSL provides you with an always on presence on the Internet, allowing you to use the Internet all day, every day without extra call charges being applied. ADSL does NOT tie up your phoneline so you can surf and talk without disruption.

1 Month Contract Length
Unlike most ISPs who will tie you to a 12 or even 18 month contract we only apply a 1 month contract length. No hidden clauses, and no hidden costs.

ADSL Activation [For new ADSL subscribers]
If you are new to ADSL then you will need to get activated on your BT phone line. This is for many a one-off process that will kickstart your Broadband usage. Currently BT charge us £50 to activate a new line. Rather that applying 12 month contracts to try and claw back this cost we pass across to you what we are charged by BT. Once activated all you pay is your monthly subscription cost.

ADSL Migration [For customers who already have an ADSL connection]
If you already have an ADSL connection with another ISP you can migrate to our Internet services for £14. All you need to do is ask your ISP for a MAC code which is effectively their authorisation for the migration.

ADSL Account Upgrades
All customers are free to upgrade their ADSL line speed at anytime subject to their line supporting such speeds. There is a one-off charge of £14 for the upgrade.

Backup local-rate dialup
Reliable pay-as-you-go dialup internet access included. 0845 local call rates - no ties and no subscription fees.

Router or Modem?
We strongly recommend using an ADSL router rather than the cheaper USB Modem for the following reasons:

1. A Router allows many PCs to be connected at the same time.
2. Most PCs have Ethernet connections installed, and if not then cards are cheap and readily available.
3. Improved security, routers have a built-in NAT firewall, modems can leave your computer exposed to malware.
4. If something goes wrong, a router is easier to debug and fix or replace than a USB Modem.

ADSL Hardware

Need a Router or USB modem? Check out our ADSL Hardware Page.