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solo
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I have a dial up connection with talktalk and use their free web space for a website advertising my business. I would like to migrate to broadband but wouldn't want to use TalkTalk in view of feedback (although their dial up service has been excellent) Is it possible to use a new ISP for broadband yet keep my ISP dialup contract with Talk Talk.?
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greysts
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I presume your dial up connection with TalkTalk is a contractual service rather than PAYG as you have free web space. Yes you can have a separate Broadband account with a different ISP but you would need to continue to pay for your contracted dialup account as well as your Broadband account.
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Madeline
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I can't get BB. Am I right in thinking that you can have more than 1 dial-up ISP?
Madeline. 
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solo
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thanks for that greysts - thats the confirmation I was looking for
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solo
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thanks Madeline - only one ISP and Broadband only just been made available
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greysts
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Madeline you can have as many dial-up ISPs as you like but unless you are using a PAYG service you will have to pay there standard monthly charge whatever that might be.
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Do you know that we're all in line for succession to the throne? Really?
Well, if forty-eight million, two hundred thousand, seven hundred and one people died I'd be Queen.
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Madeline
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That's what I thought, thanks.
Madeline.
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LennieM
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Slightly off-topic I know but I have ended up with two Broadband isps. I had to switch from AOL to BT (so I could connect with my office network from home) and at the last moment AOL offered me a very cheap Bring Your Own Access subscription, which enabled me to keep them for home use while using BT for work.
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