Slow broadband? BT will pay you almost £100 to upgrade to faster speeds

Scuffling with gradual broadband? You are in luck, BT has launched an outstanding deal on its broadband offers meaning you’ll be able to unlock quicker speeds and cash to spend at Amazon, Tesco or Currys. For a restricted time, BT is making a gift of a £70 Reward Card with its Fibre 1 bundle, which arrives with common obtain speeds of 50Mbps for simply £27.99 a month. The BT Reward Card is a pre-paid Mastercard that may be spent anyplace that accepts Mastercard which is, mainly, anyplace. Higher than that, in case you order the very same broadband deal through Broadband Genie, the comparability web site will throw in an additional £25 voucher to spend at Amazon, Tesco, or Currys.

All in, you’ll begin your new broadband contract with £95 in free money to spend on no matter you need. However this beneficiant provide from BT is not round for lengthy. You will want to put an order for BT Fibre 1 through Broadband Genie earlier than Wednesday Could 18, in any other case, you will miss out on the additional £25 voucher.

Elsewhere, BT Fibre 1 comes with an improve to Full Fibre 100 for the primary month, unlocking obtain speeds of 150Mbps (that is twice as quick as the common dwelling broadband connection within the UK) at no further value. You will get pleasure from add speeds of 10Mbps and a pace assure of 25Mbps.

In case your broadband would not persistently hit that minimal pace, BT will permit you to depart the 24-month contract without spending a dime. 

If you need quicker speeds, Virgin Media has slashed all of its broadband packages right down to £28 a month. For a restricted time, meaning you can unlock its gigabit-capable fibre broadband, dubbed Gig1, with obtain speeds over 1,000Mbps for lower than £30 a month. That is an absolute steal. Nevertheless, the deal is not accessible for for much longer, so you will have to act quick.

And you may have to reside in one of many 15.5 million properties throughout the UK that may connect with Virgin Media’s broadband community. The corporate would not depend on BT-owned Openreach, which provides the infrastructure for BT, EE, Sky Broadband, TalkTalk, Plusnet, and extra. As such, there is a risk that you just will not be capable of reap the benefits of its newest promotion.