New service provider posts broadband bundle

New service provider posts broadband bundle The UK's broadband market has another new service provider to increase the competition further - the Post Office.

Post Office Broadband, run by the Royal Mail, has been launched with a mix of 12-month contracts in an effort to increase revenues for the troubled company.

A duel broadband and home phone deal offers customers an eight Mb internet connection, free weekend and evening phone calls, a free modem and free line rental for £20.95 per month.

The Post Office also offers a broadband service, which includes a connection with up to an eight Mb download speed and a free modem for £15.95 per month.

Earlier this month, the Royal Mail was hit by a series of strikes over pay disputes and changes to employees working conditions.



Monday, 22nd October 2007

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I have been on postoffice broadband and home phone for 2 months now and it is fine after 1 or 2 teething problems, no complaints about the bills either.

Posted: 27/02/2008 at 19:07:27 by bike-man
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