Category: Internet Service Providers

Sky has published details of its submission to the Ofcom Communications Market review and is clear that 300 to 500 Mbps speeds via G.fast is not something it wants.

BT Infinity 2 the up to 76 Mbps FTTC and FTTP service from BT Consumer is usually £30 per month, but for a short while there is an offer of £25 per month.

BT is often criticised for ignoring business parks, but they are far from being the only provider and WarwickNet is doing its best to bring broadband suitable for business use to as many firms as they can.

The Post Office is the next in the long line of firms to increase their line rental, this time from £15/month to £16/month.

Sky looks like it is tidying up its old package line rental and call packages but this may see some people paying extra without realising it.

The last of the big xDSL providers has increased its voice line rental continuing the diverging trend away from the wholesale cost.

The price generator over at BT has cranked out another set of offers, with Unlimited ADSL2+ dropping to £5/m and Infinity down to £10 per month.

In a surprise move the new Virgin Media packages do not raise the slowest package speed to 70 Mbps.

TalkTalk is keen to increase the number of FTTC customers as its current offer reduces the cost of the broadband element to just £5/m for the full minimum term.

Virgin Media gets a lot of stick with its annual price rises, but the payoff is fairly regular speed upgrades to keep pace with the growing weight of websites.