A number of Demon Broadband subscribers are set to benefit from tariff savings of up to 30 per cent, it has emerged.

The ISP's operator, THUS, has announced that new tariffs will result in substantial savings for certain users, as well as lower monthly and annual charges for other subscribers.

Existing customers of the service will also receive improved services, more equipment choices and free upgrades.

"We will continue to enhance our product offering to ensure we fully meet customers' needs and maintain THUS' reputation for innovation and excellent customer service," commented Nigel Stevens, product director at THUS.

Demon Broadband also offers web hosting services, mobile, voice and data products, and domain name services.

Its Demon Home 8000 broadband offering currently costs £17.99 a month, including VAT charges, and comes with free set-up and modem. The company claims that this service is up to 160 times faster than dial-up.

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