[ustarion]

This is what I'm currently on, but searching around to see if there are any better deals, but this deal seems the best by quite a long shot.

[gomezz]

That is with the £5 discount for having an O2 mobile? That is the deal I am on and no plans to change as it is truly unlimited with no traffic management.

[nanscombe]

I'm on that also.

And BT STILL ring up and try to get me to pay almost £30 a month again. Not a hope!

[madnes]

Are you on o2 basic?

[nanscombe]

Originally Posted by madnes

Are you on o2 basic?

I guess so, as it the only one less that £10.00. It does mention 20Gb a month usage though.

Home Broadband & Home Phone

For Catchup TV and Music they appear to recommend the unlimited option at £12.50 a month (for an existing O2 customer).

[gomezz]

Originally Posted by nanscombe

I guess so, as it the only one less that £10.00. It does mention 20Gb a month usage though.

Unfortunately their current offerings are not as attractive as the old package the OP and myself were talking about.

[shaggy_x]

I was on the old O2 legacy package until last month also. No problems whatsoever and a uk based call center too.
But finally moved to sky bb as their unlimited is £7.50 and I got 6 months free plus one years phone rental for £12 l
Touch wood, no problems with sky yet.
Btw O2 will give u 6 months free broadband if u ring up their cancellations dept. I was too paranoid to do this as I didn't want to be 'accidentally' put on their new rubbish packages

[nanscombe]

Originally Posted by gomezz

Unfortunately their current offerings are not as attractive as the old package the OP and myself were talking about.

I'm currently paying £9.50, and have been with them for two years (June 2010), so I'm probably on a similar legacy plan.

Unfortunately the only info I can quote is their current deals.

[abarthman]

I'm paying £6.25 for their All Rounder package.

I have to top up an old O2 PAYG SIM with £10 every three months, but I resell the credit to sellyourcredit.com for 60% of it's value, so it just works out to £4 every three months.

I've always found O2 to be quite accomodating when negotiating broadband charges. I just use the Broadband Availability Checker on Samknows.com and then ask O2 to do better.

[madnes]

Originally Posted by abarthman

I'm paying £6.25 for their All Rounder package.

I have to top up an old O2 PAYG SIM with £10 every three months, but I resell the credit to sellyourcredit.com for 60% of it's value, so it just works out to £4 every three months.

I've always found O2 to be quite accomodating when negotiating broadband charges. I just use the Broadband Availability Checker on Samknows.com and then ask O2 to do better.

That really is a good idea. Brilliant!!

When I moved into my apartment. I haggled with BT and got a free line reactivation.
I chose o2 as my internet provider. The staff and service were great.
I was with O2 for 4 years snd jumped on the landline when they 1st started it up.

I then chose TalkTalk that was short lived I am now back with Virgin Media.

If O2 had chose to resell FTTC I would still be with them.

[shaggy_x]

Originally Posted by abarthman

I'm paying £6.25 for their All Rounder package.

I have to top up an old O2 PAYG SIM with £10 every three months, but I resell the credit to sellyourcredit.com for 60% of it's value, so it just works out to £4 every three months.

I've always found O2 to be quite accomodating when negotiating broadband charges. I just use the Broadband Availability Checker on Samknows.com and then ask O2 to do better.

£6.25 ?? How? Anyway, too late for me. I've moved away from them. Sort of wish I was still with O2. Never had a problem with them to be honest.

[gomezz]

Moving to the All Rounder package is £12.50 a month if you are already with O2. But you get if half price for the first twelve/six months (depending on how long you have been with them):-

http://www.o2.co.uk/broadband