TalkTalk is aggressively discounting the price of some of its broadband and phone bundles as it seeks to compete with rivals like Vodafone. The obvious concern with all this discounting is that some ISPs may be risking a race to the bottom, which leaves very little money left over for investing in future upgrades and improvements to service or support quality. New and existing customers who order before 28 March can receive 12-month packages as cheap as they were in 2016, including 38 Mbps of "fibre" for £22.50 ($31.40). In addition, the provider promises no mid-contract price rises on broadband contracts. The new pricing structure will be available from 24 March, but only if you have a current BT Broadband contract.
TalkTalk is aggressively discounting the price of some of its broadband and phone bundles as it seeks to compete with rivals like Vodafone. New and existing customers who order before 28 March can receive 12-month packages as cheap as they were in 2016, including 38 Mbps of "fibre" for £22.50 ($31.40). In addition, the provider promises no mid-contract price rises on broadband contracts. The new pricing structure will be available from 24 March, but only if you have a current BT Broadband contract.