O2 plans for broadband industry
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O2 has announced it will be developing its broadband services for customers - including increasing the availability of its Home Broadband option.
In order to raise awareness of the new developments, a nationwide marketing campaign is to be launched, which will highlight the fact that the O2 broadband is now available in more areas of the UK.
The company will also be launching a business broadband deal, aimed at smaller companies, which can be used in conjunction with the fixed-line and mobile services already offered by O2.
Marketing director Sally Cowdry explained: "With a great track record behind us, we feel we are in a strong position to go after a larger market share, offering nationwide broadband coverage and a business proposition alongside a proven, excellent service."
Earlier in the year, O2 released statistics which showed that one in eight broadband users was looking to change to a different provider within six months - with the biggest complain concerning the connection speeds available.
Thursday, 1st May 2008
| Provider | Package | Speed | Download Limit | Setup Cost | Monthly Cost | More Info |
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BT Broadband - Option 1 | Up To 8Mbps | 10GB | FREE | £4.95 | |
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Orange Broadband - Home Max | Up To 8Mbps† | Unlimited * | FREE | £12.00 | |
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BT Broadband - Option 2 | Up To 8Mbps | 15GB | FREE | £10.99 | |
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AOL Broadband - Wireless + E&W | Up To 8Mbps | 10GB | FREE | £4.99 | |
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Virgin Media Broadband - M - Cable | Up To 2Mbps | Unlimited * | £30.00 | £9.00 |
* Fair Usage Policy applies. Click on Go to find out more information and Fair Usage Policy conditions for relevant providers.
** All Costs excludes the cost of line rental.
†
Speeds in excess of 2 meg are only available in certain areas. Top
speeds vary significantly, particularly according to how far away
you live from the exchange.
If your line won’t support our fastest broadband speed we’ll
give you the best available. The speed you actually get can also vary
depending on the quality of your line, the wiring in your house, the
time of day and even the weather.

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