Orange have just announced some new price changes to their domestic broadband products which now sees Orange Pay Monthly mobile customers able to qualify for a discount of up to £10 off of the cost of any of the Orange broadband products, which means that their basic entry-level Home Starter package (up to 8Mbps speed, 10GB monthly download limit), usually worth £10, could be taken as a FREE addition to a any Orange mobile contract, provided that its at least 18 months long.
Obviously, this rules out the rolling monthly SIM-only plans, but customers on such a plan can easily upgrade to a Pay Monthly contract in order to take advantage of free or discounted broadband, and is only available to customers inside Orange’s LLU network; use our postcode checker to see if you can sign up.
In other news, the cost of BT line rental is now included in the price of the top tier Orange Broadband Home Max product (up to 8Mbps speed, unlimited downloads) which, with the Orange Pay Monthly mobile discount is now available for just £15 a month for 18 months.
The news comes right after word of yet another potential Tiscali buyout, which would see Orange become the fifth largest ISP in the UK by default.
Posted by Tom on November 3rd 2008 in BT Broadband, Free Broadband, Orange Broadband, Tiscali
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