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I'm paying about £40 per month for Plusnet Unlimited Fibre Extra including phone. I don't pay for any free calls since I don't use my landline to call out. I'm out of contract and I'm looking to save some money.
I've been with Plusnet for years and have no complaints, except the cost. I also have Plusnet mobile for me and my wife.
I've looked at the current offers on Moneysavingexpert and they all seem to include a once-only gift of some kind which brings the price down presumably over the length of the first contract? I have a dread of the hassle which seems to be involved when switching providers so I'm trying to work out what the actual cost of these deals is after the influence of the "gift" has gone.
I know I can't get cable where I live and the Vodafone deal tells me it's not available.
I'd be grateful for any advice on saving a few quid with minimum fuss.
Originally posted by anotherbob
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They all tend to cost more (sometimes much more) at the end of any discount period. Plusnet are currently charging £24.50 & £27.99 for their two fibre speeds but they'll still go up to whatever full price is once this finishes.
First off I would call Plusnet and see what they can do, otherwise it's looking at changing supplier and possibly doing this everytime the discount ends.
There are some companies that don't do discounts and therefore the price won't change (excepting any annual changes) but they tend to be expensive.