Got this through the post since our area has just been upgraded to fiber along the street so now we can get fiber to the house. Normally chuck out broadband and phone offers but since im switching atm I opened this and glad I did.
Can't find this introductory offer anywhere online and is phone call only and is far cheaper than anywhere else.
This isn't going to be for everyone since only apparently 15% of homes have fiber to the home so far but its a great offer for people that do. Also might not work for everyone but I'd imagine anyone who got fiber to the home capability in the past few months can claim this.
Just a note you have to check if youre elegible for fiber to the house here -
talktalk.co.uk/sho…bre
If you go to their normal broadband page it probably wont give future fiber as as option avaliable. If youre elegible then call the number on the sheet and say you got a leaflet with the £35 introductory deal and ask for it.
Can't find this introductory offer anywhere online and is phone call only and is far cheaper than anywhere else.
This isn't going to be for everyone since only apparently 15% of homes have fiber to the home so far but its a great offer for people that do. Also might not work for everyone but I'd imagine anyone who got fiber to the home capability in the past few months can claim this.
Just a note you have to check if youre elegible for fiber to the house here -
talktalk.co.uk/sho…bre
If you go to their normal broadband page it probably wont give future fiber as as option avaliable. If youre elegible then call the number on the sheet and say you got a leaflet with the £35 introductory deal and ask for it.
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sorted byThey're just looking into switching my area to fibre and it's £40 for 150Mbps (I know that's including all the installation costs) still...
Better value if that capacity is actually required. Most households don't need it even with 4-5 devices in parallel operation.
I've just signed up with Sky Ultrafast Plus which is 500Mbps but minimum is 400Mbps. Some like BT Full Fibre 300 have a much lower minimum speed e.g. 150Mbps.
Its 250Mbps. They said it in the terms and conditions when I was signing up. I thought it was a bit rubbish but with full fibre you aren't going to be fighting with contention like regular broadband.
They are all the same underlying service (openreach FTTP in most cases), therefore the provider doesn't matter really. You are just paying different prices for different customer service). I suppose sky's minimum speed guarantee of 400Mbps means that they will offer compensation if it drops below 400. (edited)
As bad as virgin media CS is, please remember to read the terms. Virgin Media is totally unlimited and includes no traffic shaping whatsoever.