Broadband, mobile & TV services
O2 and Three to raise pay-monthly mobile prices by 2.7% – what are your options?
Mobile customers of Three and O2 will see their bills rise after the latest inflation figures were announced, regardless of the length of the contract with many mobile network operators now introducing inflation-linked mid-contract price rises. We take a look at what you can do if you are affected by these prices and how you can save money on your mobile bill.
Sky announces new broadband and TV price rises: are you affected?
Sky is to raise broadband and pay TV prices on some of its broadband and pay TV packages from April 1. While Sky hasn’t said exactly how many customers will be expected to pay more, it will be writing to affected customers to notify them of changes.
New rules in place to end rip-off prices for telecoms customers
Now broadband, mobile phone and pay TV providers have to let you know when your minimum contract period is coming to an end - the aim is to stop you from being overcharged
BT to raise broadband and mobile phone prices in March: find out what you can do
BT has announced that many of its broadband, mobile phone and landline customers will all see their prices rise by 1.3%. It has started contacting affected customers to alert them that their monthly bills will rise from March 31.
Vodafone tops Ofcom complaints for both mobile & broadband
The popular provider topped Ofcom's complaints league table for both broadband and pay-monthly mobile services.
Three, EE and Vodafone will continue to overcharge customers for mobile contracts – here’s how to save
In a recent announcement, Ofcom, The telecoms regulator, said that some of the UK's biggest mobile networks would apply discounts to out-of-contract mobile customers but commitments by three of the largest UK mobile networks do not go far enough and will mean some mobile customers will continue to overpay on their contract.
Netflix vs Amazon Prime: Which is the best TV streaming service?
The appeal is obvious – streaming services offer hours of film, documentary and television with new titles popping up regularly. But each has a different interface, more and more content is exclusive and they don't always let you download shows to watch on the go - we can help you pick which is best.
UK broadband and mobile network coverage improving, but more can be done
New data from the telecoms regulator, Ofcom, shows that although more people in the UK are able to get faster broadband and a good mobile signal than last year, some rural areas are still being left behind in terms of coverage.
Ofcom moves towards easier broadband switching
Most broadband providers currently use the Openreach network, but an increasing number of alternative network providers are appearing - and switching to or from them can involve downtime or overlapping connections.
Don’t ask, don’t get – how to save £120 a year on your broadband
We've found there are two key ways to reduce the amount you pay for broadband - and both could save you around £120 each year