Vodafone are starting this deal from the 12th September till the 9th October. They are still doing the FREE router fee but a £60 line connection fee may apply if you haven't already got a line into your property but free of charge if taking over a current line. £9.95 router delivery fee also applies.
Also bare in mind vodafone don't charge line rental so this is the total price!
Offer available for new and existing customers 18 month contract
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bebo1177
11 Sep 17#1
Excellent price and good find hot
Disco.Dave
11 Sep 17#2
Worst company according to Which
Justy101 to Disco.Dave
12 Sep 17#27
Too bloody right. Was due to be connected last tuesday, still waiting......
Disco.Dave
11 Sep 17#3
I'm with SSE who 4th top
atippett
11 Sep 17#4
Banging price to be fair, especially for unlimited fibre! Currently with Sky and had to negotiate hard for unlimited 38 fibre and line rental at a little over £22 pm, despite being with them for six years now.
You do realise that if you put any ISP name in front of "broadband worst company" into Google you'll get bad reviews for all of them not just Vodafone.
DOUG3112
11 Sep 17#6
I had vodaphone broadband until recently, it was terrible. Thankfully they put the price up so I could leave my contract early! Their broadband fell over at least three times a day. Wireless signal is terrible. Plus you have to use their router. I've had sky, EE and now BT, never had theseissues with any of these suppliers (all on same wiring/ landline). I would never touch vodaphone broadband again.
BrianM to DOUG3112
11 Sep 17#7
It’s been working perfectly for me since I changed to it on 30th August. Speeds are as good as - or higher than - Plusnet who I had before.
While their router has been rock solid for me others have got the username/password from Vodafone to use their own.
OrribleHarry to DOUG3112
11 Sep 17#12
Was a it Vodafone or their router? Reading the forums the problems vanish of you change their terrible router for something decent, that said the same is true for most ISPs
DOUG3112 to OrribleHarry
12 Sep 17#22
Your tied to their router. Just pleased to be rid. BT has been more stable and has better wifi coverage. Kids aren't moaning anymore about lag and games dropping out now
villians1984
11 Sep 17#8
My bt is about to expire and I want to leave as I'm paying £35.49 a month and to renew I've been offered £39.99 work that one out! What my question is, when I leave bt, I may go for this deal, will I need to pay for the router (delivery charge) as I have got the bt smart hub which they are all the same to a degree I presume.
atippett to villians1984
11 Sep 17#10
Definitely shop around first and quote as many alternative cheaper deals to BT. If they can't or won't offer you a better deal then leave! There's no rewards for customer loyalty these days, so if it's not right then vote with your (virtual) feet!
villians1984 to atippett
11 Sep 17#11
Was on phone to bt today. I'm currently on the infinity 1 (which is good service speeds tbh) yet I tell them I want to keep the same but lower my costs as I've seen better prices elsewhere. They come back saying I can have the infinity 2 (which are faster speeds) for £4 more. I replied saying I'm happy with my current speeds so why would I want to pay £4 more, that's all they could stretch to apparently :joy: so I'm off on my bike looking for a new broadband provider
Thar to villians1984
12 Sep 17#20
Although they are allowing customers to use their own "Openreach certified" routers, I can't see them letting you order without the bundled router.
shininghero
11 Sep 17#13
I'm currently with BT Infinity and my year is up in 30days. If I went for the Vodafone deal tonight, how many days does it usually take to switch over? Does anyone know? BT's reliability has been good (not great) but their only retention offer was £32.99p/m so time to bail me thinks
Thar to shininghero
12 Sep 17#18
I placed an order on the 10th September and got a confirmed switch date of the 26th, but you can choose the date you want to switch. Someone said the date could be up to November.
Opening post
38mbps unlimited fibre-£20pm
76mbps unlimited fibre-£24pm
Also bare in mind vodafone don't charge line rental so this is the total price!
Offer available for new and existing customers 18 month contract
All comments (250)
While their router has been rock solid for me others have got the username/password from Vodafone to use their own.