Which unlimited package?

Eva49

diamonds wrote: »

Orange ? current plans are moving to Fibre apparently at no cost

http://shop.orange.co.uk/mobile-phones/phones/breakcoverhbb

Erm....did you mean no cost to customer or Orange Diamonds? T&C's say 'you'll need an EE fibre Broadband Plan .......

ioscorpio

"If you’re an Orange broadband customer (in or out of contract), you’ll be able to upgrade to our new Fibre Broadband plans when they’re available, depending on where you live."

bridgedino

Just moved to Sky after my free Orange BB is getting terminated. Trawled around but only found that Sky did the best unlimited deal

diamonds

bod1467 wrote: »

Really surprised to see you suggesting Horange.

Why so ? unlimited was what OP asked for, to boot no price change & upgrade to EE fibre based whats on Orange website its a good deal for OP requirements.

diamonds

penrhyn wrote: »

Horangeee are just reselling BT Infinity and their charges will reflect this.

Assumtion, unless its confirmed ? Orange/EE could go resale with Virgin who supply its broadband and they supply mobile to Virgin, in this industry anything is possible.

Virgin/EE might merge, its a good deal all round. BT Wholesale/Virgin Fibre with EE mobile brand/s...its not like a monopoly would be created worse then BT buying Plusnet or T-Mobile/Orange merger.

bod1467

Well I would have thought that was obvious, given your posts in the other Orange threads.

diamonds

Eva49 wrote: »

Erm....did you mean no cost to customer or Orange Diamonds? T&C's say 'you'll need an EE fibre Broadband Plan .......

"Everything you love about your Orange broadband will stay the same. The price you pay for your broadband and your plan details won’t change"

^Upgrade to Fibre^ assume on that statement its free. Your speed may change though just not price or plan inclusions.

Maybe why FREE & Livebox customers are getting punted...costs revenue.

"10 times faster based on 58.5 Mbps average speed on EE Fibre compared to the average speed of 5.9Mbits/s on ADSL broadband across the UK" that sounds like a Virgin 60MB connection or BT 76MB or a mix of both Virgin/BT Wholsale ??

Who knows what EE are upto, but the launch of EE and how mobile & FREE/Livebox broadband customers are being treated is shambolic to the new EE brand thats a certain.

diamonds

bod1467 wrote: »

Well I would have thought that was obvious, given your posts in the other Orange threads.

My requirements are not as the OP's, if OP chooses to give any provider business, google provides a insight to make a uniformed decision let alone MSE threads