Category: Internet Service Providers

Direct Save Telecom is claiming voice line rental of £11 per month, if you take their broadband and pay 12 months of line rental in advance and also pay a £33.90 set-up charge.

BT after a few days of low value gift cards has brought back its Sainsbury Gift cards that will run until 28th January at £75 on ADSL2+ and £125 on Infinity products.

While BT is often accused of ignoring BT parks, this does leave an opening in the market for smaller more agile operators and WarwickNet have moved into Pride Park in Derby to offer FTTC.

For just four days until 18th January a promo code will save you £35 when ordering a Virgin Media bundle.

The TalkTalk vouchers have returned, this time with a £75 Love2Shop voucher available for qualifying online orders before 22nd January 2015.

For just seven days Virgin Media is offering £50 to £100 bill credits on a range of its broadband products.

BT has expanded the range of products it has on a 12 month contract, rather than the previous 18 month contract.

The UK may often seem to not have as much ultrafast broadband as countries such as South Korea but the retail market is certainly very lively.

After a few weeks the free ADSL2+ broadband offer has returned to Sky and will run over the Christmas period and into the New Year.

Two developments in Greater Manchester now have access to affordable Gigabit speeds as Hyperoptic has switched on its network in the two locations.