6 months' FREE broadband and calls. Plus a £50 Sainsbury's Gift Card @ BT £13.00

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  rhodyate1 year, 3 days ago #1Show comment toolsReply

  Good old B.T still over charging. TALK TALK are the cheapest if you want a good deal.
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  J11351 year, 3 days ago #2Show comment toolsReply

  Talk Talk? not even with yours mate lol
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  Grrrrrrrrrrr1 year, 3 days ago2 Likes #3Show comment toolsReply

  rhodyate

  Good old B.T still over charging. TALK TALK are the cheapest if you want a good deal.

  
  
  "TalkTalk was the most complained-about communications provider in the UK in every quarter of 2011, Ofcom has said in its latest dissatisfaction report." Not exactly my opinion - which would be that they couldn't pay me enough to use them (again). The majority of ISPs can't take over a line if you are using TalkTalk. Luckily some ISPs (eg Orange) will refund the BT early contract end charge, if you transfer from Talktalk to them, via BT. Some people even get a second line and then end the contract on the first - just because transferring from Talktalk can be so difficult. I agree with rhodyate in one respect - BT over charge (their long-standing customers, at least)
  
  Having said that, if you never look at your bills to see if they are correct and never need customer or technical support and don't care what sort of data transfer rate you get or how reliable it is - yep, Talktalk is cheap.
  
  Sorry, meant to add - if the length of a BT contract is putting you off, it's worth asking them how much the penalty charge would be if you end the contract early. Not only will some ISPs pay it, if you transfer to them, but I found it surprisingly reasonable.
  

  
  Edited By: Grrrrrrrrrrr on Jun 16, 2012 21:04
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  robertr1 year, 3 days ago1 Like #4Show comment toolsReply

  Agree about TT, I'd also seen the Ofcom reports (through work) and they are the most complained about provider. Family members who are with/have been with TT have nothing good to say. You get what you pay for.
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  Paul Bradbury1 year, 3 days ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  sorry for appearing dumb but could someone explain to me please. Says unlimited wifi but on the site shows as 10GB limit. Is there a limit then or not? Interested also on using btfon wifi hotspots. How good are they please?
  
  

  
  Edited By: Paul Bradbury on Jun 16, 2012 22:18
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  longbowassassin1 year, 3 days ago #6Show comment toolsReply

  J1135

  Talk Talk? not even with yours mate lol

  
  
  oh dear...
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  jase.21 year, 3 days ago #7Show comment toolsReply

  Paul Bradbury

  sorry for appearing dumb but could someone explain to me please. Says unlimited wifi but on the site shows as 10GB limit. Is there a limit then or not? Interested also on using btfon wifi hotspots. How good are they please?
  
  

  
  
  There is a 10gb download limit on the BB in your house
  
  You get unlimited wifi minutes to use in BT Openzone and BT Fon hotspots (soon to be renamed BT Wifi Hotspots) of which there are 4 million of them, so yes its very good and would cost you £12.50 a month if you tried to buy the Openzone access each month, but its free with ALL BT Broadband packages, consumer and business. With that amount of hotspots u will find it pretty easy in most areas to find a BT Openzone / Fon hotspot to use when your out and about, unlike The Cloud hotspots that Sky give out access to but they have nowhere near as many as BT
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  tonypop1 year, 3 days ago #8Show comment toolsReply

  For me, Plusnet have been great over the past couple of years, I have the 60gb package which is currently half price.
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  samuelsmith871 year, 3 days ago #9Show comment toolsReply

  DON'T FORGET £35 QUIDCO CASHBACK!
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  ayrforce11 year, 2 days ago #10Show comment toolsReply

  I`m currently with Virgin , but not for much longer. How good or bad are BT regards throttling bandwith , as I watch football online. I`d probably need 40gb a month as I`ve metered my usage over 2 months . Regards pricing BT would be cheaper for me for broadband, although 40gb, against unlimited from Virgin ,who will not give me a free router unless I renew my contract, I am using a Speedtouch usb modem which they supplied many years ago, it`s not Windows 7 compatible nor do I have wi-fi.

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