
Last week saw UK ISP TalkTalk discount the price of their 38Mbps (average peak time speed) “Faster Fibre” FTTC broadband and phone bundle to £21.95 and this week they’ve decided to do exactly the same with their “Superfast Fibre” 67Mbps package, which oddly makes them both the same price for the first 18 months of service.
The new promotion is still set to run until 5th December 2019. As usual customers can expect to receive unlimited data usage, included phone line rental (standard call charges with optional free calling add-ons), a wireless router (Wi-Fi Hub), an 18 month minimum contract term and various other features (e.g. network-level parental controls, nuisance call blocking and internet security).
TalkTalk also pledges to “guarantee no mid-contract price rises on all our broadband packages” (excluding add-ons like calls, TV boosts etc.) and promises a 30 day guarantee, which means you can leave penalty free within the first 30 days if you’re “not fully satisfied.”
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On top of that the ISP has recently made a number of commitments to pricing fairness, which from early next year should make it easier to re-contract in order to access the same deals as new customers (here).
Fast Broadband (Average of 11Mbps down / 1Mbps up)
Price: £17.95 a month for 12 months (standard cost £30)Faster Fibre (Average of 38Mbps down / 9Mbps up)
Price: £21.95 a month for 18 months (standard cost £36)Supefast Fibre (Average of 67Mbps down / 19Mbps up)
Price:£24.45£21.95 a month for 18 months (standard cost £41)
We should point out that TalkTalk aren’t the first ISP to try pricing two different FTTC tiers at the same discount price, indeed it’s something that Vodafone have recently done on a few different occasions.

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