BT Total Broadband Raises Option 2 Usage Allowance
Posted: 19th Feb, 2009 By: MarkJ
Thinkbroadband reports that BT's Total Broadband service will, from 1st April 2009, revamp its Fair Usage Policy (FUP) to give Option 2 (£20.54 per month) customers an additional 5GB of monthly data allowance (new total 20GB).
Unfortunately the operator will also counter this by imposing a stiff price increase upon those requiring extra data. BT will raise its over-use charge from 0.58p per extra GigaByte (GB) to £1. This is considerably higher, though it's also more in tune with the industry average.
Unfortunately the operator will also counter this by imposing a stiff price increase upon those requiring extra data. BT will raise its over-use charge from 0.58p per extra GigaByte (GB) to £1. This is considerably higher, though it's also more in tune with the industry average.
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