Sky Broadband UK Resuscitates 36Mbps Sky Fibre Unlimited Plan
UK ISP Sky Broadband has reintroduced their 36Mbps (average speed) “Sky Fibre Unlimited” FTTC broadband and phone package, which was removed from public display at the start of October (here) and that left only their 11Mbps and 63Mbps packages. They’ve also introduced some new discounts.
At the time we noted that the M.I.A package still existed within their ordering system, but it was no longer being openly promoted to new customers. All of this occurred at around the same time as Sky made a lot of their existing Sky Fibre Unlimited customers happy by giving them a free upgrade to the top 63Mbps Sky Fibre Max package (provided your line could harness the faster speeds).
The curious change, which we speculated at the time might have been a prelude to the future launch of their new FTTP and G.fast (Openreach) based “ultrafast broadband” packages (here), has now been reversed. As a result Sky are once again publicly promoting three packages instead of just two. By the sounds of it this was just a bit of clever marketing to help focus consumers on their Sky Fibre Max service.
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As before the packages all include unlimited usage, a wireless router (Sky Q Hub on FTTC), Sky Talk line rental (standard UK call rates), unlimited access to WiFi hotspots from The Cloud, Sky Shield (Parental Controls and Anti-Malware), Sky Talk Shield (nuisance call blocking) and email.
Sky Unlimited
* Average download speed 11MbpsPRICE: £18 a month for 18 months (£30 thereafter) + £9.95 one-off setup
Sky Fibre Unlimited
* Average download speed 36MbpsPRICE: £25 a month for 18 months (£38.99 thereafter) + £9.95 one-off setup
Sky Fibre Max
* Average download speed 63Mbps
* Speed GuaranteePRICE: £30 a month for 18 months (£43.99 thereafter) + £9.95 one-off setup
The above deals look set to run until 6th December 2018.
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Hi had a letter saying i was being upgraded for free to 63 mbps in December where is it.
read the letter properly, free upgrades start in december but can take 6 months