Category: Internet Service Providers

Fuel Broadband that in its old guise of Primus was well known as one of the low price voice line rental firms but now they are trying to compete on broadband bundles.

The bank holiday offer may have come to an end but for those that missed out the new offer still offers substantial savings on the standard price.

Virgin Media has ended its red hot sale that actually lasted a good few months, but not too much has changed apart from some tweaking of the offers.

Nottingham itself already has exceptional cable broadband availability and this will improve with another 50,000 homes and businesses set to benefit from Project Lightning by Virgin Media.

The value of the £100 reward has not changed on the Sky ADSL2+ service, but for those after a new tablet there is the option of a free Samsung Galaxy Tab 4.

The popular BT Gift Cards have dropped to one of their lower price points now of £50 on Infinity and £25 on ADSL2+.

A Bank Holiday Weekend offer from PlusNet that expires on 1st September sees free ADSL2+ available for the 12 month minimum term.

TalkTalk has now jumped just after BT increased its own retail line rental costs, raising once again the question other whether costs of broadband are being rolled into voice line costs to promote low cost broadband.

BT is back with its Gift Cards again and its Infinity 1 is back down to £10 per month, or you can get it with a 4G SIM for just £15 per month.

Virgin Media is back with another offer, this time just on the larger TV bundles and it is a £100 gift card available until 25th August 2015.