Broadband ISP Aquiss Expands Range of Freedom Truespeed FTTP Packages
Shropshire-based independent UK ISP Aquiss has this morning expanded the range of Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) packages they offer via the Freedom Truespeed (Freedom Fibre and Truespeed) network, which now includes an entry-level 140Mbps package and a top 2.3Gbps (2,300Mbps) tier.
The new 140Mbps package is priced at £28 per month on a 24-month minimum contract term, while their top 2.3Gbps tier will set you back £56 per month (£28 a month for the first 3 months). Both of the new additions come with free activation. Alternatively, customers can now also choose a flexible 1-month contract option with a one-off £100 installation fee, for the same monthly price.
All packages include symmetric service speeds, unlimited usage, a pledge of no mid-contract price rises, a static IPv4 address and static IPv6 addresses (/56). But new customers will be expected to supply their own broadband router.
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