Category: Internet Service Providers

The cycle of rewards for new customers joining BT is at its peak again with a massive £100 prepaid MasterCard reward on even the standard ADSL2+ service.

Kingston upon Hull has reached 75% coverage of the KCom Lightstream FTTP service and therefore is a poster child for all the benefits of full fibre compared to VDSL2, cable and ADSL2+.

Full fibre, part fibre, copper, fibre have developed their own nuances since the first consumer broadband services started to appear and while the ASA completed its review with no changes last year, CityFibre is challenging the status quo.

NOW TV has reduced the cost of joining its broadband service when you take a 12 month contract.

Vodafone has joined the guarantee club and they claim it is the ultimate speed guarantee with sync speeds of 25 Mbps and 55 Mbps guaranteed on their new Superfast 1 and Superfast 2 products.

The competition for your broadband custom continues to heat up as Plusnet adds two cashback deals to its most popular broadband products.

TalkTalk has just reduced its broadband pricing to just £17/m for ADSL2+ and its entry level fibre service is £22.50/m.

Those existing Sky customers affected by the latest round price rises should have already or will shortly receive their notification of any changes that will mean an increase in what you pay.

Aberdeen is number two on the Vodafone/CityFibre FTTP roll-out schedule as CityFibre announces they are getting on with building Gigabit Britain and are working at full speed already.

The offers on BT Broadband follow a weekly up and for once the high value reward cards coincide with low one-off fees and lower prices.