Orange launches 'blanket 20 MB deals'

Thursday 22nd October 2009, by Daniel King

Broadband customers on the Orange network have been advised that they will see a standardised speed introduced across all of the company's packages with immediate effect.

The group announced yesterday (October 21st) that it will be making download speeds of up to 20 MB available to every one of its subscribers as part of a wider initiative to improve services throughout the UK.

In addition, the network unveiled details of its latest price plan changes, noting that the new connection boost will not be affected and consumers will not be asked to pay extra for a premium product "like some providers".

The new internet deals will also mean people are able to download as much multimedia content as they want thanks to an unlimited download allowance that is subject only to the usual fair usage policies.

Asif Aziz, Orange UK's director of broadband and home, said the company was happy to be able to offer a service that furnished everyone with the best facilities, regardless of the package they select.

"With these faster speeds, built around price plans which really do offer value for money - customers can make the most of the internet and enjoy a faster and more seamless experience when going online," he added.

The Orange Home Max package will now come with complimentary evening and weekend calls to UK landlines from £6.50 per month, with the first three months offered free to new subscribers.

Line rental has been priced at £10.50, in comparison to BT's £11.25 charge, while the company's Home Ultra option will come with the same telephone deal, but a higher capacity router for £10.50 per month.

A "no frills broadband package" has also been introduced in the form of the Orange Home Starter and Home Select deals that start at £7.

This week, the carrier announced a new initiative online that encouraged customers to pick up clues in order to find out where a special screening of a Halloween-themed movie would be playing - with free tickets available to applicants.

Categories: Broadband, Orange

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