Customers who take one of the unlimited usage based fixed line BT Business Broadband packages should note that the ISP has quietly increased its monthly prices by £1 (+vat). Similarly the one-off router delivery charge has also been increased from £6 up to £8.
The move, which applies to both 12 and 24 month contracts, means that those who take the middle-range Unlimited Broadband package must now pay £21 a month on a 12 month contract or £16 with 24 months (prices rise to £24 and £19 respectively if you happen to live in one of the more expensive Market1/2 areas).
Prices for the more expensive Advanced Support package have also increase by £1 extra a month. Both packages typically offer internet download speeds of up to 17Mbps, a free connection, 10 email addresses and ‘Prompt Care’ customer support (or ‘Tech Heads’ on the Advanced package).
The advanced package also offers a free Business Hub router modem, which costs £59 (online order) on the other packages.
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