Faster Broadband Causes Increased Competition

Super-fast broadband deals which can achieve speeds of up to 40Mb/s are likely to lead to increased competition and, thus, lower prices for consumers.

The BT Infinity service which uses fibre-to-the-cabinet technology and is part of BT Openreach’s £1.5 billion investment in its broadband infrastructure, for example, has lower prices than many of the UK’s other so-called ’super-fast’ broadband deals.

By the end of the month 500,000 properties will be connected to Infinity in the UK with up to 4 million online by the end of the year.

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The 7 Magic Questions You Should Always Ask Yourself About Any Broadband Deal

Hidden amongst the apparent mishmash of broadband
adverts, offers and deals are some excellent bargains to be had, the problem is just how to sift the wheat from the chaff.

To get it right first time, just make sure you ask the right questions before taking any deal:

1. Can I get this broadband deal where I live?

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The imminent broadband speed of 50Mbps promised by Virgin Media is music to the ears of any serious web user or those who would like an extra-fast broadband connection to watch TV programmes and films online – especially if it is being streamed.

The rumour mill, though, has it that Virgin Media’s upload speed (the speed at which you can send things to the web) will be just 1.5Mbps.

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