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Broadband ISP Direct Save Telecom Joins FullFibre Ltd’s UK Network

19th July, 2023 (0 Comments)

Network builder FullFibre Limited, which is deploying a new gigabit-capable Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) broadband infrastructure across various parts of England, has added another retail ISP to their platform in the shape of discount provider Direct Save Telecom (they also work with Openreach, OFNL and MS3).

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Broadband ISPs that Cause UK Consumers the Most Stress Named

30th October, 2020 (15 Comments)

A new survey from Broadband Genie, which used a special tool to analyse and estimate the consumer stress levels of 305,568 tweets that were aimed at major UK broadband ISPs, has revealed which providers had the most stressed customers. Overall it’s bad news for Shell Energy, but good news for Hyperoptic.

The UK Best Home Broadband ISP Options for 2020 by ISPreview

6th January, 2020 (0 Comments)

Trouble finding a new home broadband ISP? You’re not alone. Consumers in the UK face a bewildering choice of different providers and networks, which is only going to get worse as a growing number of new entrants enter the market. Our annual editors pick aims to highlight some of the top options for quality or affordability.

ISP Direct Save Telecom Slash UK Broadband and Fibre Prices

10th December, 2018 (3 Comments)

Budget UK ISP Direct Save Telecom (DST) will later today revise their standard broadband and superfast “fibre” (FTTC) packages (when bundled with phone line rental), not least by significantly cutting their monthly rental charges for new customers. On top of that their 18 month contracts will switch to 12 months.

Ofcom Probe Direct Save Telecom Over Cancellations and Debt Recovery UPDATE2

16th January, 2018 (4 Comments)

The UK telecoms regulator, Ofcom, has launched a probe into budget phone and broadband ISP Direct Save Telecom in order to examine the provider’s approach to recovering debt from customers, including how they handle related service disconnections or migrations.

ISP Direct Save Telecom Launch Cheaper Broadband and Fibre Services

1st November, 2017 (2 Comments)

Budget UK ISP Direct Save Telecom has today launched a new range of consumer packages for standard broadband and superfast “fibre” (FTTC), which they claim will enable them to maintain their position as the “UK’s lowest priced broadband and telecom provider.“

2017 UPDATE – Which is the Cheapest Unlimited Superfast Broadband ISP

18th April, 2017 (3 Comments)

Choosing an unlimited “superfast broadband” (24Mbps+) ISP based on price alone isn’t always the wisest idea. Never the less some people will always preference saving a few pounds over getting the best quality, but sadly the job of trying to figure out which is the cheapest isn’t easy.

Which is the Cheapest UK Phone and Unlimited Superfast Broadband ISP

26th March, 2016 (7 Comments)

It’s not easy to compare prices between the different unlimited superfast broadband ISPs, not least due to the huge variety of special offers, features, vouchers and discounts that pervade the market and change on an often weekly basis. In this article we examine how tricky it is to find the “cheapest“.

UK ISP Direct Save Telecom Cuts Standard Line Rental Price by 30p

15th February, 2016 (0 Comments)

Budget broadband ISP Direct Save Telecom has announced that they’ve cut 30p off the cost of their monthly line rental, which is now priced at £15.95 per month as standard or the equivalent of £13.50 per month when pre-paid for a year in advance (£162 in total).

ISP Direct Save Telecom Claims UK’s Cheapest Broadband for 95p

8th December, 2015 (0 Comments)

Budget ISP Direct Save Telecom claims to have launched the United Kingdom’s “cheapest broadband deal” by offering an unlimited ‘up to’ 17Mbps capable package for just 95p per month, which combines with phone line rental that only costs £11.50 per month when paid for a year in advance.

UK ISP Direct Save Telecom Creates 50 Jobs at New Watford Office

12th October, 2015 (1 Comment)

Budget ISP Direct Save Telecom has today announced the further expansion of their business by expanding into new offices in the centre of Watford (Hertfordshire), which will also result in the creation of 50 new local jobs.

Budget ISP Direct Save Telecom Refreshes its UK Branding

26th May, 2015 (0 Comments)

The low cost Internet and phone provider Direct Save Telecom has today given its logo a new lick of paint and refreshed their website to be more mobile friendly, which the ISP hopes will enable them to attract more subscribers and improve the customer experience.

Which is Really the Cheapest UK Phone and Unlimited Broadband ISP

8th April, 2015 (12 Comments)

Consumers are extremely sensitive to price and many base their choice of ISP on what they save in comparison to an existing package. But often the headline special offers won’t give you the full picture and as a result you could end up paying more than expected. We take a closer look at the price you pay for the “cheapest” packages.

ISP Direct Save Telecom Reintroduces 76Mbps FTTC Fibre Pro Broadband

10th March, 2015 (1 Comment)

Budget ISP Direct Save Telecom has resuscitated their ‘up to’ 76Mbps capable unlimited “Superfast Fibre Pro” (FTTC) broadband package, which had previously vanished from sale. Apparently the provider has since been “flooded with enquiries” about the service and has thus made it available again.

Direct Save Telecom Claims “Cheapest Advanced Line Rental” with Broadband

20th January, 2015 (0 Comments)

The United Kingdom’s broadband and phone price war appears to be reaching a new level after ISP Direct Save Telecom announced that their £1.95 per month unlimited broadband package, which also comes with free evening and weekend calls, would now be offered alongside the markets “cheapest advanced line-rental” from the equivalent of just £11 a month (pre-paid at £132 per year).

ISP Direct Save Telecom Launch Low Cost 38Mbps FTTC Broadband Service

1st December, 2014 (2 Comments)

Budget Internet and phone provider Direct Save Telecom has introduced a cheaper entry-level unlimited “Fibre Broadband” (FTTC) package, which includes the first three months free of charge and then customers pay £14.75 per month (plus a one off set-up fee payment of £24.95).

UK ISP Direct Save Telecom Creates 150 New Jobs in Birmingham

10th November, 2014 (0 Comments)

Price conscious ISP Direct Save Telecom has announced the opening of a new office in Birmingham (situated in the city-centre McLaren Building), which by summer 2015 will have created 150 new jobs in the area and should also help to improve the providers customer sales and support quality.