Broadband

BT has promised that it won't raise broadband, mobile or line rental prices for its millions of customers until March 2020 – but if you're out of contract, you're likely to be vastly overpaying. 

The cheapest fibre broadband deals on average have dropped to the lowest in years at under £19/month, new research from MoneySavingExpert.com reveals – check now to see if you're paying too much.

An advert on Three's website which claimed customers could "roam the world in 71 destinations at no extra cost" has been banned, after the advertising watchdog said it was likely to mislead.

More than 1,000 Plusnet customers have been billed twice for a £200 line rental saver offer after the firm introduced a new billing system, MoneySavingExpert can reveal - while some former customers were also wrongly charged for contracts they'd already cancelled. 

Broadband minnow Zen has been voted number one for customer service by MoneySavingExpert.com users in our latest best provider poll – but TalkTalk languishes at the bottom despite an improvement on last time.

Virgin Media has announced it is hiking prices for five million broadband, phone and TV customers by an average 4.5% – but you can leave penalty-free. Here's how to beat the hikes.

UKTV channels will once again be available to Virgin Media customers, after the two firms negotiated a deal.

Plusnet has promised to warn new customers when their contract is coming to an end - and will guarantee not to raise prices mid-contract.

Firms may have to send alerts to their landline, broadband, TV and mobile customers when they approach the end of their contract, under new rules proposed today by Ofcom.