Category: Internet Service Providers

The M&S vouchers are back again at Sky, from a £25 one on broadband and phone packages, through to £100 for those signing up to the basic triple play package.

O2 customers who have not already switched provider will be getting or have already received their offer letter from Sky setting out what their service will be if they remain with Sky now that Sky owns the O2 Home Broadband service.

TalkTalk has started another round of vouchers offers that run until 29th August 2013.

While all the big offers and voucher products carry contracts of 12 to 24 months, it is easy to forget some providers do offer short or no contract deals, hence a reminder from PlusNet about their services with just a 10 day notice period.

Following on from price rises earlier in 2013 it appears as of 1st October 2012 some Virgin Media broadband customers will have to pay an extra £2.50 per month to retain their broadband service.

The Post Office for some time was proving a popular choice among those who were looking cheap telephone line rental, the move by Fujitsu to use a TalkTalk wholesale service has worried some existing customers, so we have asked a few of the pertinent questions not covered in the Post Office paperwork.

Jersey Telecom is pushing on with its project to convert the population of the island from copper laggards to fibre evangelists.

One of the first FTTC networks in the UK is set to close to avoid any further drain on the public purse.

The last round of vouchers from TalkTalk has expired, but they have been replaced by a wider range of half price and reduced price offers on their ADSL2+, FTTC and YouView TV services.

After a fairly long gap in new information about what would happen to BE broadband customers, there is a new update suggesting that the Sky Fibre Pro product will be their eventual destination.