Broadband service provider Pipex has revamped its product offering, removing its unlimited packages and labelling products with a clear usage allowance.

The majority of Pipex was bought out earlier this year by Tiscali and has now launched four new bundles, aimed at a wide-range of broadband users.

Many of the new packages include free home phone calls, as Pipex aims to use some of the Tiscali infrastructure. The Pro offering includes 100 Gb of downloads per month for £39.99 while, at the other end of the spectrum, the Mini automatically includes home phone calls but has a 2 Gb usage for £9.99 per month.

A minimum of 12-month contracts are required for all Pipex broadband services and they all come with a free modem.

Pipex was bought by Italy-based broadband provider Tiscali for £210 million in July this year.




Thursday, 1st November 2007

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