Topic: Blueleaf Internet

It looks like another ISP has gone to the wall, Blueleaf Internet has an announcement on it's website.

All users are being urged to contact EurISP, who we haven't heard of, as all of Blueleaf's customers will be be transferred to them.

It hasn't been a good few months for smaller ISP's who seem to be feeling the heat of recent competition and price cutting from their large rivals.

BlueLeaf Internet has started off 2006 in the same way as DFS, Dixons et all, with a sale!

It has reduced the price if it's JustBroadband products, and introduced a new 2Mbps service.

All of the services are uncapped, but are plain connections with no e-mail or webspace. Contracts are for one month and although migration is free, new users will have to pay the standard £58.75 activation charge.

All the info at BlueLeaf.

BlueLeaf Internet Limited has announced that from today a new ‘lite’ version of it’s Broadband eXtra service offering a connection up to 2mb with 5gb of monthly downloads, the service costs £17.99 a month and BlueLeaf are offering the first 500 customers free activation or migration, after the offer activation for Broadband eXtra lite will cost £20.00 with migration remaining free of charge.

They have also announced that they are cutting the cost of our Broadband eXtra 50gb service to £25.99 from £31.99, this will benefit both existing customers who already have this service and also new customers signing up from today.

From today BlueLeaf Internet’s pricing for Broadband eXtra services will be:

• Broadband eXtra lite (5Gb) - £17.99 monthly (Free activation for first 500 customers, then £20 for activation)
• Broadband eXtra 25Gb - £21.99 monthly (Free activation or migration)
• Broadband eXtra 50Gb - £25.99 monthly

Further information can be found at blueleafinternet.com.

BlueLeaf Internet are offering new subscribers to its Broadband eXtra service an o2 mobile SIM card loaded with £30 worth of text messages or 100 minutes of talk time. Existing customers will also be able to get their mitts on a card by way of referring someone to BlueLeaf.

BlueLeaf's packages start from £13.99 for 152Kbps through to £39.99 for a 'no cap' 2Mbps service (prices inclusive of VAT) with plenty of variations in between.

The offer is valid from today until midnight Friday 9th Sept. Details can be found on this BlueLeaf page.

Another day, and we see another ISP reducing its prices, with BlueLeaf joining in.

BlueLeaf Business 500 customers be pleasantly supprised to learn that their monthly will be reduced from £34.99 a month to £24.99 a month, whilst Business 1000 (1mb) customers see a reduction from £54.99 a month to £44.99 a month. Lastly, those on Business 2000 (2mb), benefit from a reduction of £20 a month with a drop from £74.99 a month to £54.99 a month.

In a reversal of AOL's actions, BlueLeaf Internet has announced that all technical support queries will now be handled via a freephone number.
Customers can dial 0800 011 2638 to access support, although the old 0870 number will still be in force for the time being.

As Blueleaf hasn't the customer base of AOL it is possible that this venture is cost effective.

Blueleaf Internet have announced it's new 'Just broadband' products with connection speeds ranging from 150Kbps to 1Mbps, with a 2Mbps service promised soon.

The service is an uncapped connection with no download or time restrictions, but there is a £55 connection charge which is payable. This can be offset if users decide to purchase a modem or router from Blueleaf, any purchase over £55 will result in a free connection, below this value the connection is discounted. A blanket one month contract length applies.

Blueleaf are also renting equipment to customers with prices starting from £3.99 a month, there is also  an option to buy the hardware after 3, 6 and 12 months at a discounted rate.

A full list of products are available at Blueleaf.