Category: Internet Service Providers

January is never a nice month for the bank account and a new promotion from Virgin Media with cable broadband starting at £22 per month and no telephone line in sight will please some.

No one is likely to be shocked, but after a fairly long period of no rises in voice line rental, Sky is increasing the price of the basic copper line from 1st March 2017.

IDNet has launched some gamer specific broadband products with elevated traffic priority to try and help keep people gaming when others are having problems.

The news Gigaclear had put on hold its involved in the West Oxfordshire FTTH/wireless roll-out has escalated and Cotswold Broadband appear to have closed shop.

The monthly prices may not have dropped, but the increased value of the BT Reward Cards at £100 on ADSL2+ services and £150 on the Infinity range make it an attractive time to switch to BT if it was something you were thinking off.

Hyperoptic who are expanding its footprint all the time have a new set of offers to make January feel a little warmer.

For those whose ADSL2+/ADSL speeds are sufficient or maybe its all you can get then the latest PlusNet offer may be of interest.

EE generally does not do many price promotions so the free fibre connection saving £25 gets a mention.

Sky is apparently refusing to provide a broadband service to people where speeds are estimated at under 2 Mbps.

In what will be seen as a victory by campaigners the broadband speeds in advertising is set to go through a confusing period until either regulations set new rules, or providers arrive at a consensus.