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Ultrafast broadband - 150mbps from £21.99/month - fixed for 24 months (Selected Areas)
Ultrafast broadband - 150mbps from £21.99/month - fixed for 24 months (Selected Areas)
Ultrafast broadband - 150mbps from £21.99/month - fixed for 24 months (Selected Areas)
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Posted 21 March 2024

Ultrafast broadband - 150mbps from £21.99/month - fixed for 24 months (Selected Areas)

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About this deal

Just had this flyer through my door and thinking about pulling the trigger on this deal, seems decent speed full fibre and will also buy out your current contract.
Iam not that tech savy but iam with sky and paying more than this for half the speed.
No mid contract price increase on 24 month deal.
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Edited by liverman, 21 March 2024
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  1. 5Rivers79's avatar
    Went with these guys after having Virgin for many years. I pay for 1gb and get 500mbps over wifi if im next to the router..they’ve told me this is an acceptable drop off for wifi…
    jasonm225's avatar
    I think it depends on the device not all Wi-Fi 5- 6 is equal for example my S23 Ultra maxes out at 940Mbps because it has 4x4 mimo my laptop maxes out at 820Mbps because it's running 2x2 mimo this is using the ROG Rapture GT-AXE16000 (edited)
  2. crazybarginhunter's avatar
    How do they get away with calling it ultra fast at 150mbps. Criminal
    zakkyb's avatar
    Probably because most households are still on copper which is max 70?
  3. darthvader666uk's avatar
    I have YouFibre, had it now for a year, and it's cracking.

    Paying £29.99 a month with asynchronous 984 mbps and a static IP.

    Cheapest in my area. Well it was them or Ogi as OpenReach are not doing any work up around my area (South Wales Valleys).

    I Upgraded to Amazon Eero 6E Pro's (got 3 of them) and it just works
     

    However, I feel this deal isn't the best and im sure a quick call will get you on the right path.

    Note:  it's just pure Internet. No other rubbish, just internet and no sites are blocked too. (edited)
  4. InTheKnow444's avatar
    Would have loved this as I'm out of contract in three weeks, but not available to me in my area

    I gave a false phone number so I won't get bombarded with spam so apologise to whoever's phone number I gave.
  5. Potterified's avatar
    We are serving our notice period with Virgin Media just now. Are paying them £17 for Volt 350Mbps. Called up YouFibre on their sales line. They asked for proof of our current package so sent them our final bill.

    About fifteen minutes later, got a call to confirm that management have approved providing us 500Mbps for £17 as it is the closest package they offer to our current one. Mentally I'd prepared myself to pay £20 for that speed but this is even better.

    So I'd recommend calling them if you're on a good deal that's nearing the end. I think I got this deal because they aren't needing to spend anything to buy me out of a contract. You may get similarly lucky!
  6. 123shop's avatar
    I just renewed my Vodafone contract for £26 p/m for Fibre 900. I would suggest giving sky a call and mention there are better deals out there.
    liverman's avatar
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    I have they wanted more money than iam paying now, just wanted to mention that this deal has no price mid contract price increase either, 24 month contract though.
  7. dkj255's avatar
    Virgin have renewed my 260Mbps package for £19/month: I gave them notice and they left it till the last week of my notice period to offer me this, but their previous offers were worse. I will of course get a price rise in APR2025, but it's only an 18mth contract and it should be <£2 month increase anyway.
  8. KeyboardKitten's avatar
    What area are these guys in without signing up to their newsletter
    waj1234's avatar
    You don't need to sign up to a newsletter to see what area they cover.
  9. qwertybobby's avatar
    Anyone know if it is possible to trial them out initially for a month or two on the no contract option, then switch to the two year contract if happy?
    Potterified's avatar
    Call them to be sure, but I don't see why not.
  10. Rbaj's avatar
    *******Warning********
    I just quickly checked if they are in my area, believe it or not they logged a request with my broadband provider that they are taking over my service even though they don’t provide the service in my area.

    Be very careful guys/gals.
    qwertybobby's avatar
    It's curious that they don't come up on any broadband comparison sites in my area, yet an anonymous request on their site with my postcode comes back with the result that they can offer broadband.

    What interaction did you have with them in advance of them logging the request to take over your service?
  11. liverman's avatar
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    I have a sky q router and sky booster as my office is in the bedroom above a integral garage and doesn't get wifi without the booster. Can anyone offer any experience of youfibre router offered my the company and is it superior to sky q or will I still need a to buy my own booster ? Iam not that tech savy so go gentle when explaining lol.
  12. DJN2020's avatar
    I've had Youfibre 1Gbps for over a year and it has been pretty much flawless. Router connects at approx. 935 Mbps up and down. Amazing.
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