100,000s of EE broadband customers to be hit with price hikes from next month - MSE News

mnbvcxz

Yes odd that. I think someones confused. Perhaps they just meant the mobile calls are 1500 minutes rather than unlimited??

https://ee.co.uk/content/dam/ee-help/Help-PDFs/home-broadband/ee-home-price-guide.pdf


Weekend calls to UK landlines £2.00

Anytime calls to UK landlines £5.00

Anytime calls to UK landlines & mobiles £8.00
1,500 minutes to call UK mobile numbers (excluding Isle of Man,
Jersey & Guernsey)


Anytime UK &
International calls £12.00

btr30

My bill was due to rise from £32 to £35 pm (fibre plus anytime UK calls), so called to cancel as was interested in Vodafone £21 fibre deal ( no calls but £90 cashback via Quidco)
New bill now £24 with calls, so quite happy. No cashback but don't have to go around changing router details in all devices for a while.

AndyPK

You can just change the router details to match the old one!

Providing the old password meets new password rules (e.g capital letter and number included)

Nebulous2

I called EE as I was due to rise from £26 to £28. The best they could do was £25 so I said I would cancel.

I've gone with Vodafone from MSE at £21 with a £75 M&S voucher. Quidco looked better initially at £21 with £90 cashback, but that only applies to existing Vodafone customers. Non- Vodafone customers are £23.

mnbvcxz

btr30 wrote: »

New bill now £24 with calls, so quite happy. No cashback but don't have to go around changing router details in all devices for a while.

Thank you, that is a heartening result. May I ask was that with just anytime landline calls or did it include mobile calls as well?

btr30

mnbvcxz wrote: »

Thank you, that is a heartening result. May I ask was that with just anytime landline calls or did it include mobile calls as well?

That was the landline anytime calls which they discounted from £5 to £3, and price matched the Vodafone fibre of £21pm to give total of £24 on a new 18 month contract.
Actually quite crazy on their part as I would have ben stuck paying £32 per month for the next 11 months, if they hadn't decided to increase their price for in contract customers.

AndyPK

Those doing deals, will it rise significantly after 12 months?


I recall trying to do a deal with EE before, and after 12months it would be even higher.

michellej1980

I only upgraded to Fibre in December during their £25 a month offer with 20GB mobile data boost.
Six months in and they want to put it up to £28. I would have left but because I rely on the data boost I can't really. I thought I was being savvy by taking a really low data SIM only contract with them and having the data boost with the BB but now it just means I have less freedom to switch providers!

I got them to keep my bill at £25, but of course that meant starting my 18 month contract all over again.

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michellej1980 wrote: »

I only upgraded to Fibre in December during their £25 a month offer with 20GB mobile data boost.
Six months in and they want to put it up to £28. I would have left but because I rely on the data boost I can't really. I thought I was being savvy by taking a really low data SIM only contract with them and having the data boost with the BB but now it just means I have less freedom to switch providers!

I got them to keep my bill at £25, but of course that meant starting my 18 month contract all over again.

Fibre plus 20GB+ mobile data for £25 looks like a really good deal to me. Guess there's no pleasing some people

AndyPK

I guess if you do a deal you also get an RPI clause added into the contract.