Broadband recommendations lads?
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Good afternoon all
I've just become out of contract with my broadband provider BT ( unsure whether that's a good or bad thing at the moment ) but non-the-less, I was wondering if any members have landed a decent deal lately?
My current package is BT's Fibre 1 which gives me about 70Mbps and paying this month £38 from £32, evidently because it's now unsubsidised as I', out of contract.
They have offered me the same for £24 but the sticky point its for a 2 year contract.
Look forward to anyone's recent experiences in the battlefield of Broadband suppliers
Cheers
I've just become out of contract with my broadband provider BT ( unsure whether that's a good or bad thing at the moment ) but non-the-less, I was wondering if any members have landed a decent deal lately?
My current package is BT's Fibre 1 which gives me about 70Mbps and paying this month £38 from £32, evidently because it's now unsubsidised as I', out of contract.
They have offered me the same for £24 but the sticky point its for a 2 year contract.
Look forward to anyone's recent experiences in the battlefield of Broadband suppliers
Cheers
https://www.idnet.com/ here - mainly as min contract is 1month so when toob finally get round to installing in my neighbourhood I can jump ship. IDNet have been great, easy migration to them and rock solid service since. Static IP too. Not the cheapest however.
I was glad to see the back of Virgin Media after nearly twenty years. Got sick & tired of the end of contract haggle.
Switched to Three 5G Broadband & never been happier, £21 per month with half price for six months on a two year contract. Amazing speeds up & down, even take the router on holiday too.
Not for everyone I know, a decent 5G or 4G signal is a must & can sometimes lag for a fraction of a second so no good for the online gamers but in my situation is perfect for my needs.
Switched to Three 5G Broadband & never been happier, £21 per month with half price for six months on a two year contract. Amazing speeds up & down, even take the router on holiday too.
Not for everyone I know, a decent 5G or 4G signal is a must & can sometimes lag for a fraction of a second so no good for the online gamers but in my situation is perfect for my needs.
rednotdead said:
https://www.idnet.com/ here - mainly as min contract is 1month so when toob finally get round to installing in my neighbourhood I can jump ship. IDNet have been great, easy migration to them and rock solid service since. Static IP too. Not the cheapest however.
I loved IDNet for the 6 years I was with them but sadly I had to move to virgin last year as ultimately my phone line couldn’t deliver fast enough speeds Virgin has far exceeded my expectations, which were limbo-dancer low
mgsontour said:
nickfrog said:
I am in the same boat and switching to Now Broadband Superfibre (63 mb) at £22 for 12 months minus £68 cashback which works out at just over £16/month over the term.
The prices are good but how good are they I wonder?phil4 said:
Zen here after plusnet.
I did exactly this, because Plusnet didn't (and had no plans to) offer FTTP. They'd have been on Openreach anyway and after the last straw with our FTTC line when I noticed Zen were offering Cityfibre in my area I couldn't sign up fast enough.I was originally going to go with Virgin on grounds of lower cost than Zen and got most of the way through the forms on their website and then noticed that they had a 50GB/month download cap. There's no way that was going to sustain my wife and kids' Netflix habits so binned that and went for Zen. Had no issues whatsoever with them since I switched.
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