Broadband + landline from O2 £15.50
My 12 months contract with BT and O2 expired some time ago. BT was charging me for a line around £13.5 and O2 initially was £6.5 and then(after 12 months) £9.5. So in total I was paying ~£23. So I have called O2 asking what would they offer me.
They offered me package broadband+land line for £15.5. I think pretty good deal considering that BT charges £13.5 just for a line.
There is only one catch - you have to have o2 mobile for longer that 2 years. So that deal is really for those people.
Internet is unlimited (the All Rounder) and up to 20 Mbit fast (it unfortunately depends on you line quality) and land line is just basic line without any free weekend calls etc.
The other thing is when you sign up over the phone and quote '£25 voucher' you will receive voucher.
There is full details:
If you've had an O2 mobile for more than two years, we'll give you 12 months half price home broadband on our The All Rounder or The Works packages to say thanks. PLUS you won't have to pay our £25 connection fee – just sign up for a 12-month contract. On top of this we'll give you a £25 voucher which you can spend at top high street stores including Sainsbury's, B&Q, Asda, M&S and Argos.
And if you've already got our home broadband, you can still get all these things. As long as you've had an O2 mobile for two years, and are eligible to re-sign your contract with us.
Choose the package which is right for you and call 0800 380 0402 and quote '£25 voucher'. This exclusive £25 voucher is only available by phone and ends 1st March 2012.
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Jump to unread Post a CommentNot now, they have gone back to truly unlimited, but they do reduce your download speed at busy times called "throttling". I have the all rounder and the speeds have never altered from around 13-15 Mb at any time of day or night. It is all down to how much traffic in your area and how much downloading you do.
Where does it state that?
For the price this seems good deal for 20mb broadband.
Not now, they have gone back to truly unlimited, but they do reduce your download speed at busy times called "throttling". I have the all rounder and the speeds have never altered from around 13-15 Mb at any time of day or night. It is all down to how much traffic in your area and how much downloading you do.
Where does it state that?
I was looking into renewing with O2 and I think I read the same thing which factored into my decision to just get BB with another company that give similar promotions.
Not now, they have gone back to truly unlimited, but they do reduce your download speed at busy times called "throttling". I have the all rounder and the speeds have never altered from around 13-15 Mb at any time of day or night. It is all down to how much traffic in your area and how much downloading you do.
Where does it state that?
I was looking into renewing with O2 and I think I read the same thing which factored into my decision to just get BB with another company that give similar promotions.
There's not a 100gb limited, the allrounder and works packages are unlimited useage - the 100gb and 250gb limits were scrapped last november