TalkTalk Launches Superfast 80Mb Fibre Optic Broadband

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TalkTalk Only £15 For 80Meg Fibre.
From April TalkTalk will be doubling the maximum broadband speed it offers via fibre optic broadband from
40Mb to up to 80Mb with upload speeds up to 20Mb.

The faster 80Mb broadband speeds will be available due to BT doubling the FTTC (Fibre To The Cabinet)
broadband speeds on it’s network, BT announced that these new speeds would be available to their wholesale customers in April.
BT themselves have not even announced the faster broadband speeds to their own customers yet so TalkTalk are getting in early
with their promotion of the new deals!

Tristia Clarke Commercial Director at Talktalk said:
Demand is continuing to increase for superfast broadband as more customers use their internet connections to watch live television,
stream HD content, talk to their friends and family or play games that require real time responses.
We expect our new Superfast Fibre Optic Broadband to be very popular as it will allow the whole family to enjoy seamless connectivity
and high upload and download speeds for unbeatable value.”

TalkTalk’s 40Mb fibre broadband is available for an additional £10 per month on the current Essentials or Plus package price while the new 80Mb
broadband will be an additional £15 per month.
There is also a £25 activation fee for an engineer visit to set up the service.


Sly Broadband Unlimited Fibre Launches In April
From April we're introducing Sly Broadband Unlimited Fibre to people who live in a fibre network area.
Sly Broadband Unlimited Fibre will cost £20 a month for new and existing customers taking Sly Talk calls and Line Rental.

You could benefit from having faster broadband speeds if you live in a busy household with lots of people using the internet through
a number of different devices all at the same time.
You may also benefit if you use the internet for 'heavy' online activities, such as HD streaming, certain types of high responsive games
or downloading very large files.
If your line can't currently support fast broadband, fibre optic
broadband could also be a good choice.

If you think Sly Broadband Unlimited Fibre could be right for you please enter your details below and to be kept informed of fibre optic
broadband developments from Sly.

We ask for your landline number so we can check fibre availability in your area.
Limited coverage, fibre network areas only. Sly Broadband Unlimited Fibre will be on sale on from 12 April.
£50 standard set-up. Wireless router self-set up required otherwise £30 extra.
Sly Talk calls packages £0-5 a month.
Sly Line Rental £12.25 a month.
Compatible line required for Sly Talk otherwise connection charge from £39 may apply.
12 month minimum subscriptions apply.
Speeds vary with location and line quality.
External factors such as internet congestion can affect speed.

Adding choice with Sly Broadband Unlimited Fibre:
Sly is to give customers even more choice by adding a fibre broadband product to its range from April.
For £20 a month customers will be able to access download speeds of up to 40 megabits with a totally unlimited product that has no usage caps.
From launch the new product will be available to around 30% of UK homes, growing over time in line with BT’s fibre roll-out programme.

Better experience:
thanks to a state-of-the-art all-fibre core network Sly is the only ISP to guarantee not to manage the speeds of any customer on its network.
Sly’s totally unlimited service is free from the fair use policies that other broadband providers use to slow speeds down at peak times to alleviate contention in their networks.
This makes it ideal for those homes that use their broadband to access video and other high bandwidth services, such as Sly Anytime+ and Sly Go.
 
I'd say hold on and wait for o2 shouldn't be far behind also a better company to deal with then TalkTalk.
 
i have just moved to talk talk from o2 as they where offering the best deal by miles not had any probs with them so far and hope it stays that way
 
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