Category: Internet Service Providers

Following on from earlier trials that saw customers being supplied with 4G routers at home, EE has now launched a trial to utilise meshing to try and connect 1,500 communities to its 3G and 4G wireless network.

Free unlimited ADSL2+ and a £75 cashback cheque from PlusNet means standard broadband does not get much cheaper.

BT Consumer has reduced the contract length on its two most popular products to 12 months, and lowered the price for the term of the contract.

The retail competition even affects providers such as Hyperoptic who are selling Gigabit speeds in a number of cities across the UK.

Only until 1st December 2014 Virgin Media is offering between £50 and £100 as a credit to your bill if you sign-up to one of their triple play bundles.

Thanksgiving is not a UK holiday, but the sales fever that exists in the US has clearly made it to UK shores with Fuel Broadband offering free broadband for a year.

Another area has hit is order target to enable Gigaclear to start work on their 1000 Mbps network roll-out.

Virgin Media has none of the price pressures that can be attributed to Openreach or regulation on its voice line rental, but the price has risen once again to match BT Consumer.

TalkTalk is pushing the entry cost of joining the fibre based revolution lower with its latest promotion of £5/m for the first year on its up to 38 Mbps FTTC based service.

Gigaclear is looking to identify which communities can show the clear levels of demand needed for the company to then go ahead and build its FTTH network.