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Dam, I pay £40 for 1000 mbps, 200 up.
No fiber in your area yet?
You can always get a deal with Virgin, I pay less than £50, I thought the upload was weak vs some others but then thought what do I actually upload, nothing.
But there are new companies emerging with their own full fiber network and very good pricing. Like 1Gbps for £25pm + the first 6months free.
Most people don't need high upload speed but single digit jitter, ping and overall stability of full fiber connection is fantastic for gaming. The only problem is coverage when even in London it can be an issue - a deal breaker in fact.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3504023816
That's fast!
OpenReach are an old BT company who have a very long history of ripping off customers. They will charge whatever they can get away with.
Until recently, I didn't realise that OpenReach pricing depends on your exact location and, more to the point, what competition is in your area. When Virgin installed fibre in my region, OpenReach significantly reduced their prices.
Having said that, the ISP's REQUIRE negotiation. I have to contact mine every 18 months and negotiate a deal, which is usually a 25% pcm reduction. If you don't negotiate then you are getting a terrible deal!!
It's also worth paying attention to in-contract price rises. Some companies don't have them. Others do, in the very, very fine print.
At last! Someone else who thinks that £50 a month is a lot to pay for a service!!
Broadband is highly negotiable in the UK. Play the ISP's against each other. I get a 25% reduction, because I negotiate. Look for other suppliers then phone your current supplier up and ask them whether your contract has expired because you want to leave. They will usually offer you a much better deal. If they don't, then leave.
BT screwed me over really bad when I was 3months without broadband in a place where I had 2 separate phone and broadband lines. One of them on BT business contract for better customer support and to be sure the broadband is never down and I have a backup. Oh, the irony.
Community Fibre makes the least problems for me. They can install everything even on the next day in some cases and bring all the equipment. Equipment that is decent even on the lowest package and upgradable to mesh WiFi.
They charge £19pm for a 100Mbps service and offer up to 6months for free. Or 12months if you know a sales agent.
I thought they had to split back in the day to avoid a monopoly with the system, Openreach is supposed to allow any company rent their network I thought.
I'm with Virgin but not through the cable they laid years ago it's through the Openreach net.
I'm surprised in the UK we have areas locked to a particular service using Openreach I thought that wasn't allowed.