EE not content with the 4G market they currently have a monopoly over they are now making their pricing on home fibre broadband ultra competitive as well.
The new competitive pricing is mainly available for existing EE, T-Mobile and Orange customers. More info can be found here at the EE website.
Personally I couldn’t be doing with changing providers, the endless arguments to get a MAC code just seem too much for me. However you might fancy it. Check whether your area is ready for EE Fibre Broadband first with the Postcode checker first.
11th JUNE, 2013 – EE, the UK’s most advanced digital communications company, today launched a range of new unlimited home broadband and call plans designed to make it as simple as possible for customers to choose a great value bundle to meet their needs.
Available immediately across all EE channels including retail shops and online, customers can now choose between one of six unlimited home broadband packages – with the entry level bundle starting from just £5 per month plus line rental. All customers need to do is to choose how fast they want their broadband (between a choice of up to 14 Mbps over standard broadband or up to 38 and up to 76 Mbps over superfast fibre), as well as whether they require only ‘weekend calls’ or an abundance of calls included in their plan (‘anytime and mobile calls‘) for only £7 more a month.
Plans with unlimited weekend calls include 0845 and 0870 numbers and for those who want a more inclusive home phone calling option, ‘anytime and mobile calls’ covers unlimited anytime calls to UK landlines and 30 international landline destinations, plus 1,000 anytime minutes to all UK mobiles.
EE’s fibre broadband service now covers more than 50% of UK households and offers speeds typically ten times faster than today’s average broadband speeds**. Fibre broadband from EE allows customers to stream films in HD with plenty of broadband left for the whole family to play games, browse their favourite online shops, or chat to their friends on Facebook – all at the same time. Unlimited Fibre Broadband and calls plans now start from £15 per month plus line rental, making it the best monthly price in the UK for this speed, up to 38 Mbps. What’s more, until the end of June mobile customers can try Fibre for free for the first three months – all they have to pay for is line rental and out of bundle call charges if they make any.
The refresh is part of EE’s commitment to offer the best value home broadband packages for mobile customers. All plans come with a year of McAfee Family Protection, EE’s award-winning Bright Box wireless router, and access to a great range of EE benefits, including 2-4-1 cinema tickets as part of EE Film.
Sylvain Thevenot, Director of Home Marketing and Propositions, EE said: “With summer holidays fast approaching and the whole family looking to get online, it’s more important than ever that people have a superfast broadband connection to help keep harmony within the household. With our new best value unlimited fibre plans, we are not only making fibre broadband more affordable, but also making sure everyone can enjoy the Internet at the highest possible speed even when connected at the same time.”
EE’s new Home Broadband Price Plans*
BROADBANDUnlimitedUp to 14 Mbps |
Weekend Calls£5 |
Anytime + Mobile Calls£12 |
FIBREUnlimitedUp to 38 Mbps |
Weekend Calls£15 |
Anytime + Mobile Calls£22 |
FIBRE PLUSUnlimitedUp to 76 Mbps |
Weekend Calls£25 |
Anytime + Mobile Calls£29 |
To find out more about the best value home broadband and calls price plans in the UK, and to see full terms and conditions, please visit ee.co.uk/broadband.
*Prices stated are for 4GEE, Orange and T-Mobile customers in our network area who receive a £5 monthly discount on broadband and fibre broadband packages as part of the Combine and Save deal. All other customers will pay the prices stated in the table plus £5 more a month.
EE’s fibre price plans are based on a 12 month minimum-term contract for standard broadband and 18 months for superfast Fibre Broadband and £14.75 line rental per month.
**10 times faster: Claim based on 58.5 Mbps average speed on EE Fibre compared to the average speed of 5.9Mbps on ADSL broadband across the UK (source: most recent Ofcom broadband speed survey)