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How allpay Broadband works
allpay transmits signals from a location in Herefordshire to a network of
access points.
Access points can be housed at churches, public buildings or on private land. Access points act as relay stations for the signal.
Signals from these access points are received by our customers.
allpay is committed to making a difference to the local community. And our next step is to help you access fast and reliable wireless broadband.
We recognise that many households, mostly in rural areas, are receiving either limited or no broadband service simply due to their location.
allpay aims to enable more communities across Herefordshire, including those in the most rural areas, to surf the web using allpay Broadband.
How it works is very simple
Using a wireless link, we are able to offer communities a fast and reliable broadband service.
This wireless link is transmitted through local access points and is received through a subscriber module. Compact in design, a subscriber module can be easily fixed to the roof of a house or business, with no disruption, allowing you instant access to the internet.
Once installed, allpay Broadband provides you with a reliable connection to the internet with speeds of up to 35Mb.
A receiver is fixed externally to your home and aligned to pick up the connection provided by allpay broadband.
An ethernet cable is then fitted from the receiver through an external wall into your home.
The ethernet cable is finally connected directly to your desktop PC or laptop computer.
NB: If you require a router you should use a cable router. Router requires a cable(ethernet) input which most ADSL routers do not have.
