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Thread: O/T broadband question

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    O/T broadband question

    all these cheap deals on the go , but most have add ons.
    mine is not the cheapest . BT. £69. but in that I get 2 Sims for me and our Lass , unlimited everything. broadband Wi-Fi etc. plus not many places I can't get Wi-Fi..
    what do most of you get for your payment?

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    I just change provider every 18 months to get the cheapest deal.

    If you stay with the same provider you get ripped-off.

    Just gone up with inflation though, £25 or £26 I think it is now, you seem to be paying a lot. No SIMs and only the 35 mbps though not the 60 plus.

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    thing is changing e mail address everywhere.
    bit of a pain

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    Quote Originally Posted by great_fire View Post
    I just change provider every 18 months to get the cheapest deal.

    If you stay with the same provider you get ripped-off.

    Just gone up with inflation though, £25 or £26 I think it is now, you seem to be paying a lot. No SIMs and only the 35 mbps though not the 60 plus.
    what about your phone deal ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by crashbang View Post
    thing is changing e mail address everywhere.
    bit of a pain
    It's not a physical address, just use gmail, hotmail account or similar no need to use broadband provider email.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crashbang View Post
    what about your phone deal ?
    Just use the mobile, most plans have unlimited calls now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crashbang View Post
    what about your phone deal ?
    Now TV broadband, £25/mth, landline with all calls free. Only 36mb, but never had any problems.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fc_miller View Post
    It's not a physical address, just use gmail, hotmail account or similar no need to use broadband provider email.
    You'll still be able to use your BT email address anyway I think.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fc_miller View Post
    Now TV broadband, £25/mth, landline with all calls free. Only 36mb, but never had any problems.
    According to their website it's £22.99 a month for 36Mb broadband but £28.70 a month with calls included, so you got a good deal there.

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    I've been with Virgin, or Yorkshire Cable as it started, for over 25 yrs. Up to last year a was paying £48 for a fixed line(only have it for our lasses parents) and 200 m speed. They offered us a deal, £68 for the same plus everything on Sky except films, i snatched their hands off. The 18mths deal runs out end of Sept this year. If i can't get a decent deal then back to the dodgy box...lol. I know some that pay more than that and don't get BT sport thrown in the deal, and a lot less speed on their Broadband.

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