If you ever consider getting broadband from Freeserve in the UK, here’s a piece of advice for you: DON’T!
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I’m with you. Freeserve or Wanapoo really piss me off.
I’ve found myself in the unfortunate position of having to move home too bloody often and I feel like I’m dragging the freeserve contract around like a ball and chain.
The latest flat I’ve moved to has a dodgy BT connection and so I can’t get freeserve access. Freeserve aren’t in the least sympathetic – they are happy to just rake in my Ł27.99 a month for absolutely nothing.