City Fibre Area - Rise Fibre
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Greenmantle

Original Poster:

1,890 posts

129 months

Currently with BT 75MB at £30.00 per month
BT sent me a renewal email with the new price of £62 per month.
Obviously £62 is total b*ll*cks but the cheeky email got me thinking.

I knew City Fibre had wired my telephone pole end of last summer so I went on hotukdeals and found Rise Fibre doing 1GB at £17.50 per month.

Rang them this morning.
The deal is:
24 months for 1GB.
12 months at £17.50 per month
12 months at £23.50 per month
non CGNAT £5.00 per month (fixed ip)
£3 increase per month in April 26 and again in April 27.
Router supplied but will use my own.
no traffic throttling.

City Fibre are coming round this week to install.

RotorRambler

695 posts

11 months

1gb?
Sounds a good deal
Mine is City Fibre, Toob, fibre from pole too.
Was £29 a month with no increases.
No problems at all!
I use their supplied Linksys. I did add another one, brand new fron Ebay £35 (badged Community Fibre..) to cover the back and garden.

Edited by RotorRambler on Wednesday 7th January 18:33

p4cks

7,281 posts

220 months

toob will be cheaper and now available anywhere CF network is

the-norseman

14,906 posts

192 months

Yesterday (17:16)
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I've been on the 900 connection with CityFibre (through Vodafone) for about 4 years now its been very good, most of my devices get nowhere near that speed but I can see that speed coming into the router.

heisthegaffer

4,005 posts

219 months

Yesterday (17:47)
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When I looked at CF website it didnt offer any CF branded deals but lots of others. Is it a comparison website?

outnumbered

4,745 posts

255 months

Yesterday (18:16)
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heisthegaffer said:
When I looked at CF website it didnt offer any CF branded deals but lots of others. Is it a comparison website?
CF just provide the fibre infrastructure, and ISPs sell their own service on top of it.

heisthegaffer

4,005 posts

219 months

Yesterday (18:28)
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outnumbered said:
CF just provide the fibre infrastructure, and ISPs sell their own service on top of it.
Ah I see. Thanks