Moving from your current supplier should be fairly straightforward.  However some broadband suppliers will try their best to persuade you to stay with them offering you deals or make things sound more complicated than it really is.

All you need from your current supplier is a MAC key.  The Migration Authorisation Code (MAC) is consists of 17-18 letters, numbers and slashes and usually provides a 28-day period to move your broadband seamlessly from your old provider to Easykey.

Once you have your MAC key (usually emailed to you) all you need to do is forward it to Easykey and we can then start off the transfer process.  Your broadband will continue to work with your current supplier and we will be able to inform you of the estimated switch over date (usually 5 to 10 working days).  At that point your broadband may stop working.  We will do our best to time it so we re-configure your router with the new easykey settings and you are back up and running with little or no disruption to your broadband service.

• They are usually breaking copyright law
• Your computer safety is compromised (viruses and hackers)
• Your broadband usage will dramatically increase
• There is a real risk to exposure to inappropriate content for children

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• Looking at website pages with text and static pictures
• Sending and receiving emails with occasional small attachments

Heavier Usage

• Looking at websites with streaming videos
• Listening to the Radio online
• Online gaming (playing computer games where you interact with others via a link to the internet)
• Downloading Music, Games and Videos
• Sending or Receiving large email attachments
• Regular use of MSN, Yahoo Messenger and SKYPE

The short answer is NO.

Unlike other broadband suppliers like BT or AOL you can use Easykey Broadband with any email account.

With POP email accounts in Outlook or Outlook Express you just need to change the SMTP server to relay.easykey.net