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If you live in a remote or a very rural area, the chances are you won't be able to connect a broadband service to your phone line. Living "too far" away from the exchange needn't be a problem thanks to Tooway who provide broadband access via satellite right across the UK. To find out more choose from the deals below or give our impartial experts a call for free 7 days a week.

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Most popular	Speed	Downloads	Contract	Monthly cost
Tooway 6 Tooway 6 is the entry level satellite broadband service from Tooway direct. It's particularly good if you only have 1 PC in your house and only use broadband very occasionally.	Up to6 Mbps	4 GB	24 months	£24.99	Go to site Or call to order: 0800 542 4704
Tooway 8 Tooway 8 is the Satellite Broadband service from Tooway direct which is suitable for 1 or 2 light home user computers for light usage.	Up to8 Mbps	8 GB	24 months	£39.99	Go to site Or call to order: 0800 542 4704
Tooway 10 Tooway 10 is the mid level satellite broadband service from Tooway direct, and is perfect for users with 2 computers in their house who occasionally download music and video files.	Up to10 Mbps	13 GB	24 months	£54.99	Go to site Or call to order: 0800 542 4704
Tooway 10 Plus Tooway 10 Plus is the high end package from Tooway direct, and is suitable for the connection of 3 home users to your broadband connection.	Up to10 Mbps	25 GB	24 months	£99.99	Go to site Or call to order: 0800 542 4704

Monthly prices exclude line rental. Prices last checked 03 February 2012

More about Tooway satellite broadband

Tooway is an alternative way to get internet access in your home using a satellite connection. Tooway can be used for the general internet user but can also be used for home or small businesses supporting multiple users with an ethernet or wireless connection. Tooway packages are ideal for those that live outside the fixed line broadband areas (such as in rural or isolated communities).

Tooway offers a bidirectional high speed satellite broadband service. This means that it can receive and send data through the satellite; so there is no need for a telephone line to use it.

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Tooway 8

Tooway 8 is the Satellite Broadband service from Tooway direct which is suitable for 1 or 2 light home user computers for light usage. [view product]

Tooway 6

Tooway 6 is the entry level satellite broadband service from Tooway direct. It's particularly good if you only have 1 PC in your house and only use broadband very occasionally. [view product]

Tooway 10

Tooway 10 is the mid level satellite broadband service from Tooway direct, and is perfect for users with 2 computers in their house who occasionally download music and video files. [view product]

Tooway 10 Plus

Tooway 10 Plus is the high end package from Tooway direct, and is suitable for the connection of 3 home users to your broadband connection. [view product]

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