How does BTopenworld work?
Basically, your existing telephone line is split so that you can have a permanant internet connection and a telephone connection. This means you can surf at broadband speeds and talk on the phone at the same time. Your old telephone number remains unchanged. What’s the details of the package? Currently, the basic consumer or business package is called the Home 500 and Business 500 and, as the name suggests, offers speeds of up to 500Kbps, 10 email addresses and 20Mb of webspace for 29.99 a month. The webspace and email addresses are a nice extra, but really most people are going to be interested in that download speed. It’s a lot better than a modem, but 500Kbps can and hopefully will be improved on. In North America, for example, DSL home-users are typically cruising at up to three times the speed (1.5Mbps). Visit Telus in Canada to see a typical package. If you feel the need for speed, and have the money, you can upgrade to the Business 500 Plus, 1000 Plus or 2000 priced at: 79.99, 1
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