Broadband solutions provider Easynet Connect has taken an initiative to help the smaller businesses that have been searching for internet services with more flexibility. The company is on the verge of offering an internet package that would be offered without any minimum period restriction in the contract.

According to the Managing Director of Easynet Connect, Chris Stening, the package would be a big boost for smaller businesses that have been complaining about the lack of flexible broadband packages, particularly those with no minimum commitment period. He is confident that Easynet’s new offering would help fulfil this demand and the company itself would benefit from increasing its market share in the highly competitive small business segment.

The new offer is being seen as a breakaway from the existing market trend of offering products that require a minimum 1-year commitment from the buyer. The offer allows businesses to have the freedom of paying for the broadband services they use in a rolling monthly format. To sweeten the deal, the contract includes no penalties if a notice period of 30 days is given for cancelling the connection.

The flexibility of the options being offered by Easynet would not affect the performance of the packages in any way. Its premium products like Ether Stream would still provide impressive speeds of up to 40Mb. The offer can also be availed when opting for other products by the broadband provider like ADSL, SureStream and SDSL, but the offer is not available to those opting for internet services which use the BT network. The last date to sign-up is 30^th April, 2009.

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