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Madasafish Broadband

Madasafish Broadband

When it launched, Madasafish Broadband’s (www.Madasafish.com) aim was to be as “transparent and honest as possible” and the ISP is now known for its high standards. Read the full Madasafish Broadband review

Madasafish broadband packages

Madasafish broadband-only packages

SupplierSpeed (up to)Usage limitContract lengthMonthly charge 
Max 
8.2Mb5GB12 months £9.65
for 6 months
Max Plus 
8.2Mb20GB12 months £19.45
for 6 months
Max Premier 
8.2Mb50GB12 months £25.35
for 6 months

Madasafish broadband and phone bundles

SupplierSpeed (up to)Usage limitContract lengthMonthly charge 
Max + Talk Anytime 
8.2Mb5GB12 months £15.55
for 6 months
Max Plus + Talk Anytime 
8.2Mb20GB12 months £25.35
for 6 months
Max Premier + Talk Anytime 
8.2Mb50GB12 months £31.25
for 6 months

About Madasafish Broadband

Madasafish aims to be as “transparent and honest” as possible, promising not to sell your email address to marketing companies or “bombard you with lots of ‘exclusive offers’ from other companies”. Madasafish says “our focus as a company is simply to provide top quality phone and internet services”.

This ethic has earned the ISP a reputation for being open and reliable, and it has won awards for its customer service.

The Madasafish Broadband service

Madasafish currently offers three broadband packages; all offering speeds of up to 8Mb, with a set download allowance of 5GB for light users, 20GB for moderate users or a generous 50GB a month for heavy downloaders. Additional data is changed at £1.96 per GB - though you'll never be charged more than £99.99.

All packages are subject to a 12 month contract, with free connection and a free wireless networking kit.

Users can also bundle their broadband with home phone and Madasafish line rental.

See what Madasafish customers think of their service by reading our Madasafish Broadband reviews.

Madasafish Broadband benefits

The Madasafish wireless networking kit that comes free with all packages includes a wireless router and a wireless USB adaptor in case any of your home computers aren’t wireless enabled.

All customers can also take advantage of a number of added extras, including unlimited email addresses, free virus protection and spam filters, and a free static IP address - all of its hardware is Apple Mac-compatible too, and its technical support staff are trained to deal with Apple Mac problems.

Madasafish’s line rental is less than £10 a month and customers can bundle their broadband with home phone services for free evening and weekend UK landline calls at no extra cost if they take the ISP’s own line rental.

Madasafish Broadband awards & accreditations

  • ISPA awards 2007 - Best Consumer Email
  • ISPA awards 2006 - Best Heavy Consumer Broadband
  • PC Pro awards 2006 - Highly commended, Best Broadband ISP category
  • PC Advisor awards 2006 - Highly commended, Customer Satisfaction and Best Buy categories

Our expert’s verdict

Michael Phillips, BroadbandChoices.co.uk product director, said: “Madasafish has an excellent reputation for reliable broadband and high quality customer service, making it a great choice for families, technophobes and broadband first-timers as well as gamers and downloaders wanting a reliable service - though users need to keep an eye on their download limits.

"Bundle users can also save money by switching their line rental to Madasafish for just £9.75 a month - £1.50 a month cheaper than BT Broadband's (www.BT.com) line rental.

“However, users should be aware that if they exceed their usage limit, excess charges are high and bills could soon add up. Customers worried about this should take a look at Plusnet Broadband (www.Plus.net), Madasafish’s parent company, as packages are cheaper, it offers an “unlimited broadband” package - subject to a fair usage policy - and service is still of a high standard,” advised Phillips.

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Hi, I am trying to setup a wireless printer and have entered the name of the wireless router but have stumbled on a problem as it says I have to enter the Security String which is unique to the network access.

I hope that you can help me.

Thank you

Margaret
- Aug 27 2009 12:56PM
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