Unlimited Broadband. Does it still exist?

[Mishomeister]

I will be moving houses soon. Currently with O2 Broadband, but after being cheated with their "Fair Usage" policy that imposes a limit on Unlimited broadband packages, don't want to stay with them any more.

Are there any Broadband providers left, that offer truly unlimited broadband?

What would be the cheapest Broadband+ Landline package? Landline will be used primary for broadband, so I am not interested in free calls etc.

I also don't care if landline and broadband come from same provider or different ones, as long as there is no redicillous Fair usage policy attached.

[lucylucky]

Sky offer unlimited broadband.

See what's available in your area

O2 used to be unlimited, in fact I think if you are still on one of their legacy packages it still is.
(No use to you I appreciate)

[macman]

Do an exchange search on www.samknows.com for your LLU providers. FUP's are almost universal now.

[hubb]

I am still with O2 and have kept my unlimited uses. I phoned them and they said if I stay with them I still get it. If I were to sign afresh with them I wouldn't. I need unlimited for my work.

[hubb]

Talk Talk do unlimited Broadband and phone for £19.79 a month.

[macman]

Originally Posted by hubb

Talk Talk do unlimited Broadband and phone for £19.79 a month.

That package has an FUP like any other.

[MoneySavingUser]

as mentioned - Sky LLU

also BeThere (owned by O2 but still unlimited)

[JJ Egan]

I am on unlimited with no FUP but its not available in the market place .
Its a result of asking for my MAC code a couple of times with F2S now part of TT .

jje

[F_T_Buyer]

Use this link: http://www.samknows.com/broadband/exchange_search

Then see what is supported in your area.