Category: Internet Service Providers

After a few months with no real price offers on its VDSL2 services Sky has reduced the price of its services by £8.99 per month for the contract term.

While millions are crying out for faster speeds, Sky along with others are still heavily marketing the ADSL2+ services, offering a low cost solution for people who have not caught the speed bug.

The latest set of BT offers run until the end of 1st March and rewards vary from a £20 gift card all the way to a £150 BT Reward in the form a pre-paid MasterCard.

The wireless providers are now showing that ultrafast speeds of over 100 Mbps are possible from their services as new technology is tested.

Hyperoptic is offering the first month of service free on their broadband and phone packages.

Only available on 14th February Plusnet has dropped its set-up fees saving those on a budget a little more money. On the 15th new 12 month contract offers appeared with £10 and £25 activation fees.

While many people lament the lack of 4G access what many don't realise is that with better antennae than those in your mobile handset and a little elevation you may be able to get 4G.

It seems Virgin Media is tweaking the over provisioning on its 200 and 300 Mbps products to make them go even slightly faster.

New build developments if you read some headlines are always destined to be starved of decent broadband but the reality is much more nuanced and those lucky enough to move into the Battersea Power Station development look set for Gigabit broadband.

Even for ourselves it is sometimes difficult to determine the price of services once the minimum contract term is over and it seems BT Consumer have added this information in a clear format to their core products.