BT Infinity Vs Vodafone Fibre

AndyPK

Although the nicer suppliers only charge around £34 after the minimum term for FIBRE!

e.g EE, TalkTalk, Plusnet, Vodafone

lee111s

Again, like other industries, some will be more expensive than other for similar services.

Whether the additional cost is justified is down to the individual customer to decide.

lee111s

Oh. So. Quiet.

esuhl

lee111s wrote: »

You're the one making the outrageous claims, but sure.

http://imgur.com/a/4yUbJ

http://imgur.com/a/A5QNn

http://imgur.com/a/GgawH

Sigh. I guess you missed the TV advert for BT, showing a 30GB limit...?

I'm glad you agree that it's outrageous that BT have such silly limits, though. You're starting to see things from my point of view.

lee111s

esuhl wrote: »

Sigh. I guess you missed the TV advert for BT, showing a 30GB limit...?

I'm glad you agree that it's outrageous that BT have such silly limits, though. You're starting to see things from my point of view.

One package is limited, and it certainly doesn't quadruple in price after a few months. A lot of ISP's offer a cheaper, limited package for light users.

All of those linked above are unlimited and the prices stated for the length of the deal.

esuhl

lee111s wrote: »

One package is limited...

I'll take that as an apology.

lee111s

Not sure why, it certainly wasn't one

esuhl

lee111s wrote: »

...and it certainly doesn't quadruple in price after a few months.

Sigh. I just looked at the promo letter BT just sent me.

They're offering broadband for £4 extra a month (on top of line rental). After 12 months, this reverts to a total of £44.99 a month (including line rental), which is £27.50 extra.

So that's much more than quadrupling.

Any more myths you'd like me to debunk?

esuhl

lee111s wrote: »

Not sure why, it certainly wasn't one

Whatever. At least you acknowledge you were wrong.

lee111s

Nope, everything I've posted has been factual.

You're the one yet to provide the evidence of the price quadrupling after a few months