Category: Internet Service Providers

Hyperoptic is running a promotion for just seven days and for those in a building with the FTTH service the offer amounts to a saving of £12.50 per month.

Sky has had a good tidy up with all its offers, and the best deals are now on the Sky TV or NOW TV bundles.

Virgin Media appears to care little whether it is the third or fourth largest provider in the UK broadband market, since selling its old ADSL customers to TalkTalk might mean TalkTalk over take the provider in market share.

After the continual creeping up of monthly line rental and line saver deals Origin Broadband appears to be trying to reverse the trend with a Christmas promotion.

The previous PlusNet cashback offers have vanished for the fibre based services and are down to £70 for ADSL2+ based services, but a new offer if willing to sign an 18 month contract has appeared.

The competition for your broadband custom continues as the next wave of BT deals reduce some contract lengths and increase the value of Sainsbury's gift cards.

Vodafone is to try and dip its toes into the highly competitive broadband and TV bundle market after previously divesting itself of its consumer fixed line broadband business.

The Post Office has just announced price rises for January, though if you take a voice and broadband bundle the rise is offset by a reduction in the broadband costs.

The push to decrease the cost of watching catch-up TV and movie library services continues with the launch of a new TV Starter option in the BT Consumer product line up.

Sky has added the option of a free tablet alongside its free broadband on its Sky Movies package, plus TV package is half price for 6 months.