Selecting a Broadband package is a minefield. It’s a market being driven by too good to be true monthly tariffs and promises of free and super fast connections that just don’t add up. Our quick guide to broadband cuts through the fog. We’ll tell you which package is the best bet depending on your requirements.
Best for Unlimited downloads
High users will be looking for the best unlimited download packages, so they are not paying extra for their internet usage. High users would include those using the internet for more than five hours a day, downloading lots of music, movies or playing online games for long periods. Regular and extensive users of the BBC iPlayer would also fall into this category.
For unlimited downloads, the best deals available are with Sky broadband or Virgin Media. These are the only two companies who have truly unlimited download packages. All of the others apply a ‘fair usage’ policy, so in effect there is a limit on those.
Best for Low usage
If you do not surf the internet that much, rarely download anything and send few emails, you will be classed as a light user. This would also be the starting point for internet beginners too.
If you’re sure that you’re a lower user, then here are the best packages. Plusnet’s Value package will give you 10GB of download usage per month BUT will cost you £6.99 to set up, then £5.99 for the first three months, and a total of £132.87 for the first year. If you go over your usage limit, you will pay an extra £2 for 2GB that will be added to your bill for that month.
The 10GB limit will allow you to watch five hours of BBC iPlayer, …
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