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Plusnet price increases
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I am with PN for standard broadband only, now out of contract. I have had an email about the price increase as well. Currently, they charge me £14.49/month. Can anyone suggest any better alternatives, ideally broadband-only?0
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I got out of my BT contract when they increased the price in 2016, they never notified me of any increase, but tried to charge me over £220 in cancellation charges. I ended up emailing the CEO and only paid £2.50 for the internet and phone for one day.
If you get the internet and phone from the same company, BT, then it is a package so they cannot claim it's only part of the package that's increasing, if you want out then in most cases you have to cancel both to go with a new provider even if the overall increase is below the rate of inflation but above inflation for the single part of the package.Someone please tell me what money is0 -
I am with PN for standard broadband only, now out of contract. I have had an email about the price increase as well. Currently, they charge me £14.49/month.
Can anyone suggest any better alternatives...
[* Includes Quidco £90 cashback. :eek:]
Scrounger0 -
Re my post #31 - I wonder if the Plusnet landline to Plusnet landline 'included' calls (Plusnet to Plusnet) for up to 60 minutes still apply or will these calls become chargeable if the call plan 'anytime' package is cancelled. I would still have my line rental but might change to pay this monthly when annual renewal is due.
Edit - and update. Plusnet Community say, helpfully, Plusnet to Plusnet calls and all incoming calls would still be free if the calls package is cancelled.
It sounds as if the line rental increase of £12 does apply after all.
Update - I am in a bit of a muddle here. Plusnet Community reply confirms that, with existing fixed price broadband contract, the telephone line rental increase won't be applied after all.
Thank you.
Crimson0 -
I used Live Chat to say I can leave Penalty Free unless they can give me a cheaper deal (I am on a contract from 16 months ago when prices did change mid-contract).
I was offered an initial 18 month contract at £28.99/month.
Declined this.
Was then offered a 12 month contract at £25/month. However if I take the Line Rental Saver, this reduces the cost to £22.50/month.
£22.50/month for 12 months - on a 12 month contract.
For 76Mb.
Kindly accepted0 -
I was on Plusnet unlimited fibre with free Evening+weekend calls -increasing to £36pm
Having looked up on comparison websites and phoned Plusnet & told them I would leave unless they could match £25pm unlimited fibre with anytime calls. After some time on hold they did indeed match that price on 12 month contract, which is cheaper than Plusnet's price for new customers.
Thanks to MSE for giving me the confidence to ask/haggle.Decluttering awards 2025: 🏅🏅🏅🏅⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️, DH: 🏅🏅⭐️, DD1: 🏅 and one for Mum: 🏅0
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