Category: Internet Service Providers

It is time for those existing Virgin Media customers who escaped the price rises for new customers back in May to take their turn, and pay up or exercise their right to exit their contract.

Perhaps it is a reflect of the popularity of line rental saver options, as we see two providers increase their annual line rental payment at the same time.

Some question the wisdom of BT investing in sport, but by having its own sport channels it makes it easier to upsell packages from elsewhere and benefit from the profits these generate.

Jersey is continuing its move to become the most digitally connected part of Europe with the roll-out of its fibre network, replacing the old copper network.

While line rental is generally more expensive than the broadband component, the latest voucher offer from TalkTalk actually has a large impact on the overall cost too.

It appears that for a small number of BT customers that usage monitoring by the ISP has failed meaning some people have had excess usage charges that will be subsequently refunded.

Virgin Media may have actually lost 300 cable broadband customers in the last quarter but is embarking on its largest footprint expansion plan since the launch of the operator in Covent Garden some years ago.

Hyperoptic has extended its half price for six months deals at a time when the first buildings in Bristol are going live.

Sky has extended its popular 25% off, £75 credit and up to 2 years free broadband offers for another week.

We think the latest gift card offer from BT on its ADSL2+ and Infinity services may be the highest value gift cards they've ever given out for the Infinity fibre based services.