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300mbps Fibre Internet: Free First 6m / £25pm month 7-24 + Free connection, Installation & Router £450 with code (Selected Areas) @ Trooli
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Posted 17 January 2023

300mbps Fibre Internet: Free First 6m / £25pm month 7-24 + Free connection, Installation & Router £450 with code (Selected Areas) @ Trooli

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Trooli 300mbps fibre Internet

Free for first 6 months

Free connection

Free installation

Free router

Charge is £25 all in from 7th month

2 year contract with no price increase guarantee

Use code SWITCH25 at checkout to get this deal

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  1. TristanDeCoonha's avatar
    Postcode checker offers me no idea if it is available, with or without vpn. States that it covers my county, but will not go into detail. I hate the idea of "just ring us and let our sales staff pressurise you=
    fishmaster's avatar
    Use bidb.uk/ and enter your postcode. It will then tell you the infrastructure service providers in your area which if you don't have FTTP (Fibre To The Premises) will give you an idea if it is planned.

    Use thinkbroadband.com/ and at the top of the page Find a Provider and enter your postcode

    There is also the BETA Openreach checker which gives planned dates on FTTP. Mine is planned between now and December 2026

    openreach.com/fib…ker

    Lastly for any poor sucker like myself who moved from a 10Gb (10,000Mb) provider area (YouFibre. I only needed 500Mb so that's what I had) to potato land Internet with less than 80Mb use this BT Wholesale check to check the High / Low speeds and the Downstream Handback Threshold(Mbps) which is the minimum guaranteed speed (not all ISPs adhere to minimum so make sure you find one that does)

    broadbandchecker.btwholesale.com/
  2. dewonderful's avatar
    Sounds like the Lidl version of something called "Truly"
  3. robin.buckley's avatar
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    So a very limited area covered just now
    Pete's avatar
    I'm in the south east and it isn't here yet.
  4. martinelsen's avatar
    i think the Three 5G broadband deal is better than this - no installation and no cables
    Graham_Morrison's avatar
    You ever heard of latency?
  5. JustLikeArkwright's avatar
    Ol' Lionel did a crisp ad so he should up for this. . .

    BlackAdam's avatar
    Mmmmm now I’m in the mood
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    & with the SWITCH25 code at check out the said deal is available further lowering the price and giving first 6 months free
  7. Roger_Irrelevant's avatar
    Sounds like they just resell BT Openreach network so aren't expanding 'their' network at all.

    Clue: How many "Trooli" engineers/vans would you see messing at green cabinets?
    junglejim's avatar
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    No it's not, I've BT pure fibre and it's not available for my address
  8. M0rtus's avatar
    I've seen their vans around my area but it stops at the end of my estate unfortunately .... Or I would have jumped on this!
    garrafk's avatar
    Same here
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  10. KeepForgettingPassword's avatar
    Its a bit odd, the nearest big town to their head office is not covered, Maidstone. According to google maps my house is 11 miles from their head office. Not on their taking orders or coming soon lists either.

    I suspect Maidstone council annoyed them/told them to get knotted or similar.
    fiestasteve44's avatar
    We live in Maidstone and have it.
  11. Personator1234's avatar
    Hometown is covered, but they stop at number 15 on one street, they live further up - barely. 

    Contacted them and no plans to resolve.

    BT FTTP planned so will go with them second able to.
  12. SukhrajSingh_Bal's avatar
    All the odd numbered houses can get it on my street, but all the evens cannot. How does that work then?

    So both my next door neighbours either side of me can, but me in the middle of them cant? Confused. (edited)
  13. Djgeeks's avatar
    I find it interesting, they are unable to provide me full Fibre in Maidstone when the head office is in Kings Hill. I know they rely on OR Network but the best part is that I am already on FTTP 1Gbps with BT on the OR Network. How bizarre, Perhaps there database is not up to date
    MrPisch's avatar
    If what their engineer told me is correct they run on their own network and target area's that are not covered or wont be covered by open reach FTTP for some time. I suspect they don't want to pay for a cable only for people to switch to BT a year later.

    I have had mine for over 3 years now and the service has been perfect. I think my village is not due to be upgraded until 2026.

    I got a government grant for my installation
  14. rapid85's avatar
    Probably worth putting "across the South, South East & East Anglia" in the description. Save a bit of time for folk. Great deal for those that can get it.
  15. Samt9797's avatar
    Weird with the code they still want to charge me a £120 install fee
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