Internet Billboards

Would you like to own an attractive, easy to read, single-page website, telling your customers at a glance about your products or services?

 

Picture showing some three examples of Internet Billboards

 

Internet Billboards are really starting to take off, especially where small businesses have realised that a full blown website is simply overkill.

 

So check out our Internet Billboards today - we think you'll impressed by their simplicity and price.

  

Village Internet

 ...if you're looking for a reliable supplier to meet all your IT and Internet needs at a price that suits your pocket

   

...if you want to talk to people who genuinely  enjoy giving help and support and are passionate about customer service

 

...if you're looking for long-term supplier relationship that really understands your business needs

 

 

 

 

 

 

Village Internet Logo

A picure of a cows head

Welcome to Village Internet

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"Helping small businesses use IT and the Internet to improve their productivity, save money and be safe" 

What is a broadband Microfilter?

 

A broadband microfilter is a small device that plugs into your BT telephone socket and separates the voice and broadband signals coming in through your telephone line. The microfilter then presents you with these two sockets:

  • Standard BT telephone socket (for your telephone)
  • ADSL broadband socket (for your modem/router)

 

If you don't install a microfilter, you may hear a sound similar to a buzzing noise when you make a telephone call. You may also experience poor service such as slow response due to errors being induced on the line. Apart from your BT Master Socket , you'll also need to have a microfilter connected to each Slave Socket in your premises, that either:

  • Forms part of the telephone line carrying your broadband signal
  • Has a device attached to it

 

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Micro-filters are relatively cheap. Make sure you have a spare to hand in case you have a problem with your broadband connection. It's probably the first thing you will get asked by your broadband provider when you report a problem... have you changed your micro-filter?

 
  		 

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