Broadband

If you received a higher than usual BT broadband bill in June or July, you may be due a refund this week following an accounting blunder.

Virgin Media has launched the UK's first 'quad-play' bundles, selling home phone, broadband, digital TV and Sim-only mobile services under a single package. But if you're in the 50% of the UK that can get them, are they worth switching to?

A new broadband service has launched this week that doesn't require a landline.

TalkTalk TV, home phone and broadband customers can get a 15% discount on their monthly bill as long as they pay it off by credit or debit card within 24 hours of receiving it.

Sim-only mobile broadband provider Samba Mobile closes down

Post Office customers with home phone and broadband bundles will see the price they pay fall from 14 April, but customers will lose their free evening calls and be hit by a £1/month line rental increase.

Over four million TalkTalk home phone, broadband and TV customers will be hit with price hikes from 1 May. But customers unhappy about the rise can leave their contract penalty-free.

If you've received an unsatisfactory service from a company, don't let your complaint join the 40 million which went unaddressed last year. 

If you're thinking of getting BT broadband to watch BT Sport on your TV at no extra cost, you should do it today before prices rise this weekend.

Most of Virgin Media's five million home phone, broadband and TV customers will be hit by average price hikes of 6.7% from February.