Category: Internet Service Providers
Triple play war now adds cheap Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 to offers
The competition for our broadband subscriptions and the shelf under the TV is continuing, as Sky is now offering people who signup to a Sports or Movies bundle the option of a Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 for £49.
Summer Special from BT as price war hots up
Just a day after Sky announced cheaper deals, BT has responded by increasing the value of its Sainsbury gift cards from £40 to £50 and £60 to £100.
Sky responds to price war with free and half price offers
The battle for your broadband and TV service business is heating up, unlike the British summer as Sky have launched a new wave of deals that include 12 months of free broadband if you sign up to a Sky Sports package and even six months free fibre broadband.
EE ramps up fibre broadband price competition
A refresh of the EE broadband packages is a mixture of give and take, but the most exciting aspect is a £15 per month unlimited fibre product, that is cheaper than the standard price of BT, TalkTalk or Sky fibre products.
How cheap do you want your broadband?
The competition for your broadband and telephone custom continues to heat up with Direct Save Telecom now launching a deal where the broadband is just £1.95 per month for the term of the 24 month contract.
TalkTalk Essentials and Plus products now Totally Unlimited
The competition for retail market share is having an effect in that more of the large broadband providers are now advertising totally unlimited packages for consumers.
littlebigone customers in South Yorks now part of Chess Telecom
It appears that a few weeks after the change actually happened customers of LittleBigOne are finding that their contracts have been transferred to a new operator - Chess Telecom.
Plusnet customers confused over visibility of broadband only packages
The last week has seen users of our forums complaining about Plusnet hiding their broadband only packages making it harder to recommend services to friends, but it appears the visibility issue has been down to testing of different versions of the website.
BT Group publish results showing fibre sales at 1.5 million so far
The latest set of figures from the BT Group have now been published, and show that their FTTC/FTTP product range is running at around 10% takeup at the wholesale level.
Zen Internet to lever cost savings with increased exchange presence
Zen Internet has highlighted that a side effect of its increased number of Ethernet nodes on the BT exchange network means they will soon be offering new fibre based products to those wanting something better than the average service.