Broadband switch deals

They're all unlimited afair. I think it's Vodafone and eir that "reserve" the right to warn you if you go over a certain amount. In practice though you're fine.

Between Series X and Ps5 i regularly use 3-4TB and never had any trouble with Sky.

My "problem" is I really want to continue with paper billing.

Hi, sorry if wrong place but I'm with Virgin. New offer I got isn't great so I am not going to take it. Is it still possible that I cancel and my partner then sign up to the new customer offer from the same address?

that the current promo on the website, 10 euro off for 6 months with Broadband only for 30 then 40,add 5 Euro for phone with small print of annual price increase kicking in April.

Phone is not included in VM €35 monthly plan.

My VF contract ends in May. Phoned them today to see could I switch to this as an "existing customer". Not able to - the definition of an existing customer for this offer is one who is either out of contract, or who has less than a month to go on their existing contract.

Thanks. Near enough to the month for them. Just think they should have specified in the advertisement what they meant by an existing customer.

Do these April price increases apply even during the contract? I thought it was only possible when the contract was finished

Good to know! Although out of principal I'm avoiding any BB provider doing that yearly price increase bs

Had similar experience with sky as my bills jumped from 50 to 100 and best they could do was €75 . I said new customer is getting 50 euro offer and they explained how important my custom was and how I wouldn't get treatment anywhere else yet couldn't explain why new customer was getting it cheaper. so cancelled and moving.

Vodafone seem to keep raising the price of my bill.

It went from 45 to 47 and this month to 50. I think I'm going to change to Pure Telecom and drop the home phone as it keeps going out of order anyway and is out of order at the moment.

So best deal at the moment seems to be Pure. Are they ok to deal with? Do they use the same infrastructure as Vodafone? Do they give you a different router? I'll probably just use Bonkers to change a little bit handier. I don't have full fibre anyway only 48 meg max to the cabinet. I doubt that'll change anytime soon. Not sure if Pure do full fibre if it does change at some point.

What offers do Pure have? I find their pricing is not transparent on their website and you have to give your contact details in order to get available plans - no thanks.

There €24/month offer is actually (in small writing at the bottom of the page) €24/m for 6 months, €50/m thereafter and speed is capped at 100Mb/s. Not great value at all really.

Full FTTH seems priced from €35/month for 1Gb/s speed (no indication of

Sky beats both of these at €30/month capped at 500Mb/s or €40/month for 1Gb/s. 500Mb/s is more than fast enough for most households. Sky also doesnt have CPI+ rises built into the T&Cs (can anyone with Sky confirm this?)

I wouldn't do anything until you are in your last month of contract and see what offers are available then.

For example, the current VF offer (€35/m for first 6 months, €40/m thereafter) is available to existing subscribers. VF wont offer this though until your in your last month. If you wait until your 2-3 days out, you probably have the best chance to get their retentions team make you an offer to stay if you threaten to leave.

Also switching on FTTH is not difficult. Signup with a new provider, they send you out new equipment, swap it over and plug it in and your away. Of course you may have to adjust your own network settings.

I use my own mesh router so I never have to swap over or change any network settings. Simply just change the logon credentials to the new provider and that it.