Freeserve customers paying a monthly subscription fee for unlimited Internet access could be unwittingly running up massive telephone bills. One distraught reader alerted ZDNet News UK to the problem ...

Freeserve denies that any of its executives are about to resign, describing the suggestion as "nonsense". Sources had previously suggested that one of its top executives was about to leave the company ...

Freeserve has reached its fifth birthday and to mark the event it is doing something that should rock the ADSL home user market a bit. From today, Freeserve are offering a simple try ADSL for one ...

Overture Services won the Web search business of U.K. Internet service provider Freeserve, supplanting Google in its flagship service and laying out new terrain for a fight. A representative for ...

The UK's biggest internet service provider Freeserve is set to adopt the name of its French owner Wanadoo, according to press reports. Wanadoo chief executive Nicolas Dufourcq has drawn up plans to re ...

due to be “handed-down” on April 16th at 10:30am. The dispute revolves around Oftels earlier rejection that Freeserve alleged that BT Openworld had prior knowledge of the price cuts in early 2002 and ...

TO celebrate Christmas and their great Christmas Channel, carol@mirror has teamed up with Freeserve to give 30 lucky readers the chance to win a fabulous family festive pack. Each pack, worth £80, is ...

Freeserve is hoping to tap into the burgeoning instant messaging market by offering advertising opportunities on its new Freeserve Messenger service. Developed “at record speed” following ...

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Freeserve, the Internet service provider (ISP), is launching a “multi-million pound” marketing campaign to drive take-up of its new high-speed Internet access service. The cross-media campaign is ...

THE roll-out of high-speed internet services in Britain took another step backward as Freeserve, one of the country's largest internet service providers, increased its monthly charges by 25pc to £50.