Post Office Broadband Provider - Broadband & Home Phone Deals

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Home Phone + Broadband Together

Extra £26.05, Includes Line Rental

Super fast broadband services

Special Offers on Post Office Broadband

Free modem or wireless router.
Free evening and weekend calls.
5 free email addresses.

Broadband Extra

Speed:Up to 8Mb
Limit: Unlimited
Contract: 12 Months
£21.4 per month

Broadband Standard

Speed:Up to 8Mb
Limit: 5 GB
Contract: 12 Months
£16.2 per month

Phone + Broadband Extra

Speed:Up to 8Mb
Limit: Unlimited
£26.05per month
Include Line rental

Post Office Broadband

Post Office is a reliable home broadband provider with all its great value stand-alone broadband deals and cost-effective phone bundles. Post office broadband offers 8Mb download speeds and includes free calls, line rental and modem or wireless router.

Post Office Home phone comes with all the benefits including evening and weekend calls to UK landlines, weekend calls to UK mobiles and selected international destinations.

Compare Post Office broadband stand-alone and bundled packages.

Post Office Home phone and Broadband Packages

Package Name

Download Limit

Speed

Monthly cost

Details

Broadband Standard

Free modem, fast downloads speed and 24 hour technical support, includes line rental.

5GB

8Mb

£16.30

Broadband Extra

Free wireless modem, PC security software and 5 email addresses for the family.

Unlimited ^**

8Mb

£21.40

Broadband Extra with Home Phone

Includes Line Rental, Free wireless router and free security services, free line rental.

Unlimited ^**

8Mb

£26.05

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Post Office Broadband - Consumer Reviews

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Reviews

Reviewed by mark on 2009-04-28

actual service is great ,good speeds and coupled with the phone option great value, but as for customer service and support this is where its got bad, well for me any way. I have been cut off with out notice, been billed for 2 months calls/service in one go due to technical problems their end, again with no contact or explanation, no paper bill sent out, unable to access my bill online .....if they could sort out the poor customer service it would be a good deal

Rating:

Good

Reviewed by David Turner on 2009-04-13

Excellent value for the Broadband and Homephone package. Free calls evening and weekends plus at the weekend free calls to 20 international destinations and mobiles. BT supply the service but Post Office bill you (considerably less!) Never had any speed trouble.Set up is with a software-free modem..Dead easy! This package is excellent value.I urge you to take a look

Rating:

Outstanding

Reviewed by Lee on 2008-04-11

I have been with Post Office for about 1 year. Except a few problems I had in the first two months, the service has been good so far. Nice speeds!

Rating:

Good

Reviewed by Rachel on 2008-04-04

I am disappointed with their service. Connection failures and dwindling speeds have become customary with Post Office. I would move to another provider and I would not recommend it to anyone.

Rating:

Poor

Reviewed by Larry on 2008-04-05

Broadband & phone packages from PostOffice helped me to check my bill which always soared when I was with my previous ISP. Great service!

Rating:

Good

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