Category: Internet Service Providers

Sky may have rejigged its standard pricing but a new wave of free broadband offers make up for changes earlier in July.

TalkTalk has brought back its Love2Shop vouchers after the customary gap and BT has dropped the value of its vouchers by £25 but deals are still available.

Sky appears to have opted to follow TalkTalk in increasing its broadband package prices.

Hyperoptic is making it easier for people who rent a flat where their service is available by now offering a 'no-contract' option, so people on three or six month tenancy agreements are not worried about the standard long contracts.

For those switching to BT until 7th July 2015 there is the opportunity to grab a £75 or £125 Sainsbury's Gift Card when ordering a new service.

While BT and TalkTalk appear to have opted for tweaks to broadband prices PlusNet is continuing the traditional annual price rises on voice line rental.

Gigaclear has won another contract showing the money for the next round of extension projects is not all going towards BT.

BT Retail has rejigged its offers slightly and it appears the price for Infinity 2 has gone up by £2 per month for new customers.

PlusNet has always strived to get people to raise support issues via their online ticket system, but there will always be those times you want to phone, and it seems to cope with peak demand PlusNet is reducing the number of hours their call centre is open.

Time for Virgin Media to change its advert wording as it seems TalkTalk UFO is landing and its pricing is cheaper than existing TalkTalk services.