Price Increase?

Was considering ordering Infinity 2 and the monthly price is now £32.50?

In reply to a post by Skilty:

Was considering ordering Infinity 2 and the monthly price is now £32.50?

Seems to be, time to check out well known cashback sites if you want to reduce the cost for the first contract term.

If you are keen on BT would Infinity1 with the new increased download speed (up to) not do, it's also a good bit cheaper.

In reply to a post by Apprentice:

In reply to a post by Skilty:

Was considering ordering Infinity 2 and the monthly price is now £32.50?

Seems to be, time to check out well known cashback sites if you want to reduce the cost for the first contract term.

If you are keen on BT would Infinity1 with the new increased download speed (up to) not do, it's also a good bit cheaper.

Problem is I work from home, wife is a professional blogger and the kids stream Netflix so not sure the new Infinity 1 will cope at our family peak time.

I did think about it though...

If you can get the max of 55meg sync, that's a HELL of a lot of bandwidth. Even if the kids were streaming 2 UHD Netflix streams there'd still be about 20meg "left" over.

You could try plusnet

Price's increased from 3 July.

In reply to a post by jb66:

You could try plusnet

The issue I have with plusnet is the 18 month contract. Whilst cheaper I am locked in for an additional 6 months.

To be honest not quite sure at the moment:

Sky
BT
plusnet

in that order at the moment. Do BT require you to use their smart hub like Sky do?

In reply to a post by Skilty:

Do BT require you to use their smart hub like Sky do?

No, but they ask you to connect it when you have a fault on your line so they can do their remote tests.

Paul

Price at £30 here with £80 reward card

http://www.productsandservices.bt.com/products/affil...

Edited by ukhardy07 (Wed 06-Jul-16 16:29:22)

Broadband deals are pants at the moment, I keep checking as plusnet will be sending me an email that lets me go penalty free