FTTC to FTTP - New contract?

I am in the process of moving house and the new property has Openreach FTTP. My current EE contract broadband expires in July and i'm looking at switching over to Fibre 300.

Will EE make me sign a new 18 month deal?

I am no longer an EE mobile customer so won't get discount off the broadband.

Most likely

When i worked at BT, a home move triggered a new contract.

That's really frustrating as i'm no longer with EE mobile, they aren't particularly competitive without a mobile plan.

TalkTalk Fiber 500 - £40 a month
EE Fiber 300 - £47.......

You will need to start a new contract when you move home but you will not be charged for a new line or new connection.

EE Fibre Max 300 is not FTTP but G.Fast. What makes you think an EE Home Move allows you to upgrade your plan? You would need to discuss that with the EE Home Move team.

What does BT Wholesale Broadband Availability Checker / Address Checker estimate for your new addy? Post just the whole table and the line above it, blanking out your new addy.

I have decided to pay up EE through gritted teeth and find a different ISP.

WBC FTTP Up to 1000 Up to 220 -- Available KCI2 Assure

There is an ONT in the property. Just don't find EE's FTTP packages competitive without an EE mobile.

In reply to a post by XRaySpeX:

EE Fibre Max 300 is not FTTP but G.Fast.

https://shop.ee.co.uk/broadband/broadband-deals

Under Fibre Max 300 it says

(also available as FTTP)

In reply to a post by j0hn83:

Under Fibre Max 300 it says

(also available as FTTP)

Ah, so it does. Thanks I've learnt something today,

Altho' one could query the point of 38 Meg EE Fibre & 67 Meg Fibre Plus also available as FTTP. Perhaps just marketing price points.

I'm struggling to pick who to go with next in all honesty.

TalkTalk 500 looks like a front runner for £40 a month. I know their support is shocking but i'm hoping I don't really need to speak to them like when I was last on TT.

Sky only go to 150 by the looks.

BT are a strong alternative to TT, although i'd be going with the 300 package with them I think. 2 year deal though.

Zen, i'm not keen on the 2 year deal.

IDnet, pricey, Aquiss are another alternative but are a little more expensive. AAISP only do 150 and Uno I am strongly considering - due to them offering a 12 month deal. Pulse8 330Mbps looks very good.

My question regarding Uno and Pulse8 is i'd need to use my RT-AC68u. Has it got the legs to run a 330Mbps connection between multiple devices? I've got 24 devices, mainly IOT.

In reply to a post by XRaySpeX:

Altho' one could query the point of 38 Meg EE Fibre & 67 Meg Fibre Plus also available as FTTP. Perhaps just marketing price points.

Strange comment.

Statistics show that most people only take 40/10 or 80/20 on FTTP.

I was only going to take 80/20. The only reason I took a 160/30 package was it was the same price.

If you don't allow the lower tiers to be sold on FTTP you effectively charge more to those in FTTP only properties.