Broadband And Phone Options

[pussnboots]

Thinking of changing from BTwhen current contract ends early Sept.

Any suggestions what the best deals are.

[Buenchico]

As a Now TV user, I'm getting tempted by their 'Combo' deals. (You can either pay a £50 installation fee and have no contract or get free installation if you agree to a contract). I particularly like the way that you can tailor the deal to your own requirements, by only paying for what you really want.
http://www.nowtv.com/broadband-and-tv

[Old_Geezer]

In your shoes I'd use the comparison sites to highlight the best deals in your local area.

[pussnboots]

Thank you both. I have been on Broadband Choice website and plusnet with £75 cashback seems interesting.

[Gromit]

Agree with Buenchico,
That is probably what I will do next unless 4G becomes feasible.

[pussnboots]

What about phone calls gromit

[Hopkirk]

Plusnet is owned by BT

[webbo3]

Virgin for speed.



Dave.

[gingejbee]

Yes, Plusnet belongs to BT - but is run quite separately. For example, phone Plusnet and you speak to a person in Yorkshire, not India and customer service is very good. (My service is John Lewis Phone and Broadband....which is provided by Plusnet. Trouble-free for several years.)