One way sat broadband from £30 per month
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Posted in Small Biz, 7th March 2003 11:30 GMT
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Warwickshire-based RMS Broadband is to launch a one-way broadband-via-satellite service next week based on Eutelsat's Opensky product.
The service - which is backed by private finance - is aimed at the residential and SME sectors in areas currently not served by ADSL or cable broadband services.
Prices start at around £30 a month for subscription while the kit and installation costs around £250. All prices are exclusive of VAT.
The company believes it can sign up at least 50 new customers a month. On that basis, it would be making a "healthy profit", said technical director, Jon Lobb.
The RMS Broadband service is due to be launched on March 14.
Last month Brighton-based Isonetric Broadband Ltd ceased trading. A meeting is being held today of shareholders and creditors concerning the future of the operation. ®
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