There are a huge number of internet providers in the market. If you’re thinking of changing your provider, it can be hard to know who to go for. One offer that’s caught our eye is from Plusnet.
The company is offering fast and reliable Full Fibre connections from £25.99 a month – and anyone who buys it will get a £100 Plusnet Reward Card. With speeds of between 74mbps (megabits per second) to a lightning-fast 900mb, fast enough to download an episode of users’ favourite TV shows in a matter of seconds.
The £100 gift card comes pre-loaded with money and can be used anywhere that accepts Mastercard. Meaning it can be spent on anything from groceries to eating out, from presents to shopper’s next holiday.
Plenty of other providers are available. Sky has a number of packages, including one offering 300mbps full fibre broadband, as well as TV and Netflix, for £35 per month on a 24-month contract. You can also get the same speed, as well as TV, Netflix, and Sky Sports, for £55 a month for 24 months. Most packages have no upfront fees.
Alternatively, BT is offering ultrafast full fibre at 300mbps for £32.99 per month, with no upfront cost, on a 24-month contract. The company is also offering a BT Reward card, similar to Plusnet’s offer, worth £50 or more when you take out a new contract.
Plusnet has a wide range of reviews on Trustpilot. One customer said: “I’ve been with Plusnet for years and, whilst they had a rough patch with their customer service a few years back, I now find them excellent, any issues are quickly and politely sorted. Just gone on to high speed fibre with them, installation well planned and everything working fine.”
Another said: “Easy to change over from our previous provider. Signal quality and strength has been much better. Cant fault the service we have received so far, long may it continue.”
And a third wrote: “Excellent service and customer service, never had a problem with Plusnet.” The same user went on to say that the provider ‘runs smoothly and is stress free’.
But others reported issues with the service. One reviewer said: “Awful service. Recently moved house and chose to stay with Plusnet as they promised the fastest set-up. Two weeks after their promised date, we still have no wifi.”
Another wrote: “Internet drops so often. Didn’t happen with my previous provider (Sky). Changed to Plusnet because it was cheaper and I now realise why.”
However, another wrote: “Swapped away from BT, signed up to a 500mb Plusnet deal – less than half the price of my BT contract and the same speed. Changeover went really smoothly. I can see plenty of customers have problems, but it was all good for me.”
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