Is Unlimited Broadband to cost more

I saw this on the BT Broadband Website :- The standard price for BT Unlimited Broadband ends 16th December - Does it mean that Broadband prices are rising, or just that package deal is ending?

I would imagine it will make no difference. You could try Live chat, they may be able to answer that.
Link to live chat
https://bt.custhelp.com/app/contact/c/2902/?s_intcid=con_intban_sanda_contact_us_chat_from_forums

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Before ordering it online, can I just confirm that Faster Unlimited Broadband and Evening & Weekend Calls (which costs £20 for first 3 mths and then £26 thereafter) is the fibre optic option whereby an engineer will call to fit a fibre optic cable?
The estimated speed of this option when ordering (9.1 Mbps) gives the same speed as that quoted by the wholesale checker which states: "test also indicates that your line currently supports a fibre technology with an estimated WBC FTTC Broadband where consumers have received downstream line of 9.1 Mbps and upstream line speed of 1 Mbps."
I previously thought I'd have to call 150 to order this fibre service but now it looks as though I can order it online.

basically it is infinity but for people where there speed estimate is 15mb - seen it called infinity option 3. there is a post on speed/connection board by strontium90 which will give an idea
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Unlimited Broadband Data Plan...what's it worth if you got-ta-have it?

I have an unlimited broadband data plan that I used in an air card, and I'm not using it. The online VZ rep said the plan could be transfer to another customer. My plan is $60, and the new plans don't even offer unlimited. 10GB cost you $80 + $10 for every gig over. Who or what would require 100GB, 250GB, or 1000GB per month. I need to find that guy, because I've got a deal he'll love.
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Wow, I have two phones due for upgrade in April. I was hoping that with these two at home and the 10Gb data plan on the modem I wouldn't have any issues living with the 10G cap since I could do big streams, like Netflix, on the phones and wouldn't hit the modem limit under normal circumstances. If I can't use a phone with an unlimited plan to watch Netflix a few times a month what good is the unlimited plan? I'll keep an eye on the VZW forums and see if others are getting throttled regularly and for what kind of traffic. Other than P2P I can't see how legitimate downloads or video/audio streaming use should ever be throttled.

Upgrade to BT Unlimited Broadband Extra at a disco...

I've received an email from BT which starts:
'Last month you had to pay a bit extra for going over your monthly usage limit. You don't want that, and we don't want that – so how about a really special deal on unlimited broadband? We'll give you totally unlimited broadband and Unlimited UK* Anytime Calls for only £23 a month plus your usual line rental throughout. That's £5 lower than normal. You won't see this price advertised.'
I'm already on unlimited, I didn't pay any extra last month, I'm already paying less than the offer.
This is at best misleading, and at worst a blatant lie to try to get me to pay them more money.

I have received one of these and TBH it looks pretty genuine to me, it arrived on my email address that normally does not get any junk or spam, it has all the BT logos on and links to BTcom   the letter is signed by -:
Libby Barr
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I did get an email last month as I had used 7Gb of my 10Gb cap and I have been contemplating upgrading to unlimited.
I have not clicked any of the links within the email but TBH it looks very genuine to me.
I hope someone from BT can confirm whether it is or not
Below is what the email states (I have removed the HTML and links)
Hello,
Last month you had to pay a bit extra for going over your monthly usage limit. You don't want that, and we don't want that – so how about a really special deal on unlimited broadband? We'll give you totally unlimited broadband and Unlimited UK* Weekend Calls for only £18 a month plus your usual line rental throughout.1 That's £3 lower than normal. You won't see this price advertised.
Do loads more online and never worry about extra charges
You can get carried away streaming movies, watching Catch-up TV, downloading music and playing games all day, every day without having to think about usage limits. And unlike some providers, we'll never slow you down even at busy times.
Get extra broadband features and calls too
•    To help protect your computer from malicious viruses, BT NetProtect Plus security software is included.2
•    Your BT Cloud storage will increase from 2GB to 50GB to help keep your precious files safe.3
•    You'll also get Unlimited UK* Weekend Calls for landline calls to your family and friends and 0845 and 0870 numbers.4
Get rewarded today
To upgrade to totally unlimited broadband and Unlimited UK* Weekend Calls for £18 a month, click below now.

Why are you trying to force us into new plans that cost more and offer less?

My wife and I are long term customers on a grandfathered Family Share Plan (2 lines with unlimited data, 1000 texts each, and 500 shared minutes). Now that my children are getting older I am ready to get them their own mobile phones; however, you won't allow me to add them to our existing plan (even if those new lines do not include a data package). As recently as a few months ago I could have added a new line (talk only) for $9.99 per month. After an hour of discussion with your loyalty-program service rep, the only options offered to me were 1) give up the old plan and have all of us forced into a new one that will cost more while offering us significantly less, or 2) keep the existing plan for my wife and me and start a new "family" plan for my children (which,again, will be more expensive while offering less). It would be much more convenient for all of us to be on the same plan with the same provider, but you are not allowing that to happen. Your customer service representative acknowledged multiple times that I have been a long term loyal customer -- but if you don't reciprocate that loyalty then I also am a misguided fool who is allowing you to take advantage of me. So now I will have to start investigating mobile service alternatives for my children; given the lack of loyalty that you have shown me thus far, l guess it's time to see what your competitors have to offer.

I could do the same. I believe you had possibly an older plan than what I had that allowed more than 3 lines. I remember specifically being kicked back an error and telling me to move to the 1400 minute plan as that was the only one that support 3 or more lines.
Too bad I don't have screenshots of it. I purge my screenshots when making changes to anything on line for verification.

Unlimited Broadband, and Evening & Weekend Calls

Hi All
I'm considering moving over to BT onto their:
Unlimited Broadband, and Evening & Weekend Calls for £25 per month.
Is this service truley unlimited? i.e. no caps on the total amount of downloads and no throttling / caps on the lines speed?
Many thanks

During peak times the download speed may decrease as more people come online. Your connection speed will remain the same.
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There are some useful help pages here, for BT Broadband customers only, on my personal website.
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I need to upgrade my broadband package as I went over the 40gb limit last month and was charged £35 (my fault!)
I have tried tochange to unlimited broadband but the only option offered to me ONLINE was unlimited broadband EXTRA which I dont want or need!! This costs an extra £5/month from the standard unlimited (£21/m as opposed to £16/m)
WHY???????????????
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well worth the effort the prices shown on the web page relate only to new customers to BT not upgrades or contract renewals
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BT released another Totally Unlimited Broadband pa...

Hi
I have recently upgraded to the top normal broadband package BT just released at the start of
this month Totally Unlimited Broadband extra which is priced at £21 per month + Line rental
from £10.75 and this was their top normal broadband package on their website.
I have just noticed today BT has just released yet another Totally Unlimited Broadband
package just a day or two ago called Faster Unlimited Broadband which is priced
at £26 per month + Line rental from £10.75.
Looking at the description of both packages on the website below, they are identical and
have the exact same features and up to speeds thought the new just released Faster
Unlimited Broadband package for some reason is 5 pounds more per month.
Does anybody know what the difference is between the Unlimited Broadband extra
package and this new Faster Unlimited Broadband package?
http://www.productsandservices.bt.com/products/broadband/packages
Thank you for the response.

Unlimited Broadband extra
You get 50Gb cloud, and Netprotect included.
Can`t see a Faster Unlimited Broadband package.
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When is a contract legal. If the local store suggests I send in my 2008 Macbook in for 310 at their suggestion can the copany turn around and tell me it costs more than 1200 dollars?

I went to my local Apple Store with a display problem and was told 700 dollars to reair it there or send it in for a complete overhaul referbish for
310 plus tax. I took it home consulted with my wife she said for a 2008 310 wasn't bad. I brought it in and set I an agreement for the 310 and sent it in to returned in 3 to 5 days. I also read online that others had done the same theing. 3 Days later I get an email from Apple that the repair would cost more than 1200 dollars and do I want to repair it for that price. I called Tim Simpson and was told Apple doesn't honor agreements made at the retail store. Should Apple be obligated to honor it's contracts. I am assuming that Apple retail and Apple repair work for the same company. The hinge problem has been a problem and Apple had a free repair window for 6 months but didn't tell it's customers about it. At least I never heard from them. So when is a contract a contract and has Apple success lesoned it's famouse customer support. We have been using Mac's since the 80's and currently have 7 products currently in use in our household. I used to work for a computer consulting company and since moving to North Carolina moved completely to Apple. Is it time to revise that thinking. Thanks for you ear and input

Hi,
Thanks for the response. The store told me everything would be fixed for 310 because the go through the entire computer and fix any problems they find. Now was that a written guarantee or a verbal assurance. To Bob if I wasn't told that the price would be lower then I wouldn't have bothered to send it in and we would use it until it stopped functioning and know one would be upset. It was at the store suggestion I sent it in and spent over an hour of my time traveling to an from the only Apple store in my area. I worked in technology for 12 years and have dealt with and performed customer service on a professional level. I have experience with contracts and if someone says we will do something for you writes up an invoice and does not say that it is up to the "depot" then there is a case to be made.

Changing to the Unlimited Broadband and Calls Cont...

Hi,
I have been looking at the Unlimited Broadband and Calls contract, and at the moment I have broadband provided by BT and have the phoneline provided by BT, but its not on a contract. I was wondering how I would go about changing to the Unlimited Broadband and Calls contract, do I just sign up for it online, or do I have to cancel what I have now and then buy the contract?
Also, this is going to sound mad, I know, would someone have to come out to set it up?
Before I do change to the Unlimited Broadband and Calls contract, has anyone had/heard of any bad experiences with this contract?
Thanks again in advance
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You might find it easier to phone the sales department.
Do not cancel your existing broadband and phone - it will only cause problems. You may even be charged a £30 cancellation fee.
There should be no reason for anyone to visit if you already have BT phone and broadband.
Play it right, and you should be able to get a new Home Hub and a significant discount on what you are currently paying, as if you were a new customer. If you don't ask, you don't get.

Hi, My friend bought MacBook Pro for me online (USA) cost 1199.00 $ But he said that it costed more because there was some fees. Is it true? He said it's around 75$ more. Tell me if my friend is cheating on me or if it's true what for are fees ? Thanks

Hi, My friend bought MacBook Pro for me online (USA) cost 1199.00 $ But he said that it costed more because there was some fees. Is it true? He said it's around 75$ more. Tell me if my friend is cheating on me or if it's true what for are fees ? Thanks

Where the confusion is ruzlis, is that when you purchase with Apple online in the UK, the product already shows the VAT of 20% being charged so the price you see is the price you pay, whereas in USA the Tax will be added later according to the zip code, and a further charge of environmental charges. These extra charge of $75 looks right to me. You are still getting it cheaper from the USA than if you bought in the UK.
I think you need to trust your friend a little more.
And of course if your friend ships it to you, then you still have the VAT to pay as it comes across the border.

Unlimited broadband / total broadband option 3

Hi, can anyone tell me if the totally unlimited broadband free for 6 months £16 month after is the same as the bt total broadband option 3 ? i ordered the unlimited but in my account it says total broadband option 3 ? are they the same package?
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By the look of the BT website, there is no longer BT option 3. There seems to be BTunlimited and BT unlimited extra. The BTunlimited extra looks like it is the same as the old Option 3. If you are only paying £16 then it looks like you are on BTunlimited.
To be sure you should give customer services a call and they will confirm what you are on.
Follow this link to contact them.
https://bt.custhelp.com/app/contact
EDIT: I have noticed that you have also posted the same question on the BBQuires board. To avoid confusion you should only post once.

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Becasue the music industry/distributors have ony agreed to the current pricing. Apple cannot charge less than the owners of the distribution rights allow. Apple also is likely to incur different costs in each nation ( software licensing/taxes, diffeterent laws and regulations that may effect costs, etc.
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Upgrading to Unlimited Broadband issues.

Hi,
I am currently on the bt total broadband 10 GB package and would like to upgrade to the Unlimited Broadband package. When I try to upgrade online the only options it eventually gives me is the current package im already on and the unlimited broadband 'extra' package which I dont want, I just want the 16 ppm unlimited package not the extra. Any ideas?

The same happened to me - although I was on option 2. I contacted 0800 800 030 as below. It took over an hour to get through - possibly due to the BT Sports launch - but when I finally did I was offered unlimited BB for £13.25 per month.

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