Broadband details

Saffamagic

Im trying to get new home fibre broadband but not sure who to go with.

I have been with BT for at least 3 years now but think the service we getting for what we are paying is not worth it anymore.

Which provider is the best out there for price and product?

I have heard EE are really worth it, Im with SKY for TV should I go with them?

Any help would be great...

pappa_golf

try uswitch and choose what packages suit you the best

robin58

How about BT's little sister, Plusnet.

They do good deals and all their products go over BT lines. So you should not have many problems.

I must admit I thought BT was getting expensive for what they gave and are the most expensive supplier out there.

Jumped ship and have saved over £350 in two years over BT prices for a 17mb service.

Worth a look.

Saffamagic

I found a deal with EE with anytime calls, unlimited fibre optic at 35mb speed and line rental, all for £32.95, that is the best deal I have found so far...

Who would have thought it, didnt realise EE provided Broadband.

prowla

I have EE ADSL; I got it via a quidco deal.
However, I can't particularly recommend it.
The ADSL is a backup in case I have an outage when I'm working from home.
I don't know what their fibre service is like.

My main BB is Virgin, and it is really good.

I hardly ever use the phone and it often seems to me like I'm paying the line rental so that cold callers can pester me. However, the ADSL ones require a phone line (I think the BB is a loss-leader for the line rental) and Virgin said they would charge me more to have the service without the phone than with.

Saffamagic

We live in a town that has fibre optic hence the reason I chose to get it with BT. I have looked round with U switch and EE have the lowest price at £32.95, still under contract with BT for 4 months so not sure how to get out of it and then lose that price from EE, annoying really...

JJ_Egan

Easy to get out of BT contract .
All you need is to know you will be charged the remaining months due on the contract .
Balance that against savings .
Or wait until contract ends and see if BT will make an offer when you say i am moving ISP.

missile

I am in the process of swapping BT for PlusNet. I did consider EE and the Post Office but customer feedback is not good.

macman

If you already have Sky TV, and as long as Sky telephony is available LLU on your exchange, then you are in a good position to cut a deal with Sky for bundling all 3 service-phone, TV and broadband.
Otherwise I would look at Plusnet. The service on the local loop will be the same, as all FTTC services are resold BT wholesale products.