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So, what is bonded SDSL exactly?

Bonded SDSL refers to the physical 'bonding' together of several SDSL lines to create a single, larger pipe. This pipe has a higher bandwidth capacity - bandwidth is a measure of the rate of data transfer.

What's good about bonded SDSL?

Bonded SDSL offers much faster internet speeds than a single SDSL line. For businesses wanting to keep at the forefront of digital communications, the increased download and upload speeds are particularly beneficial.

I own a business, should I switch to bonded SDSL?

Are you currently struggling with slow internet speeds? Do you feel your connection is unreliable? Then switching to bonded SDSL could really help. You'll receive a much faster internet connection and uploading and downloading files will be considerably more efficient.

Why is my current broadband too slow?

There can be many reasons for a slow internet connection. If your business is situated quite a distance from the local exchange, your connection will be slower. If you're based away from the city in a semi-rural or rural area this can also effect internet speed. With bonded SDSL you can achieve the high speeds you need.

Are there any other perks?

Yes. Flexibility and reliability. As your business grows, so will your communication needs. Bonded SDSL can be adjusted and more bonded lines added to cope with the demands of your business. Bonded SDSL is also very reliable. If a fault develops on one link, one of the other links will pick up and take over. So you'll always remain connected.

How much is it going to cost me?

Much less than leasing a line. One of the major incentives for businesses to use bonded SDSL is that it is highly cost effective.