Broadband bundles
Broadband has quickly become the fourth "utility" (after water, gas and electricity!) for the great majority of UK households - it is something that the family simply cannot do without. Therefore making the right choice when selecting a broadband provider is absolutely key, because if you choose badly not only will you waste a large sum of money, but the service may well not live up to the family's expectations and your are very likely to be locked into a 12 or 18 month contract.
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Can we help you with impartial advice about free broadband?
There's no such thing as a free lunch - and it is the same with broadband! The so-called "free broadband" deals made famous by TalkTalk 2 years ago, whilst being great value, are not completely free. Instead they are free when taken with another service - in the case of TalkTalk, when you take a home phone service. And in the case of Sky for example, when taken with their digital TV service.
There is no such thing as a free lunch and the same is true with broadband! "Free broadband" was pioneered by TalkTalk in 2006 who offered free broadband when you bundle the broadband service with a home phone service from TalkTalk - i.e. "subscribe to a home phone service and receive a free broadband service too". Even though the broadband service is not strictly speaking free - it's still amazing value. As a result "free broadband" services have become very popular and available from a variety of broadband providers including Sky, TalkTalk and Orange, who all offer free broadband bundles.
Simplifydigital's service is designed to help you find the best value broadband bundle deals and helps you see and compare the real cost of the so-called "free" broadband deals. We offer the best deals from all the major digital services suppliers such as Sky, Virgin Media, BT, AOL, TalkTalk, Tiscali Orange, What's more we are the only "retailer" of broadband, digital TV and home phone services in the UK to have been accredited as impartial by Ofcom. Ofcom is the main regulator of the communications industry, covering TV, radio, telecommunications and wireless communications services.