EE UK Simplifies Pay TV Bundling for 1.6Gbps Full Fibre Broadband Customers
By
Mark Jackson
A baker's-dozen of insight crammed into one ring.
Summary
EE (BT) has finally made it easier for online customers on their top 1.6Gbps full fibre broadband package to bundle it with Pay TV products. The 1.6Gbps service, launched in October 2023 via Openreach's FTTP network, previously had limitations that made bundling with TV services difficult for online customers. This update removes that caveat, simplifying the process.
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Back in October 2023 EE became the first UK ISP to launch a package based off Openreach's 1.8Gbps FTTP broadband tier (1.6Gbps is the advertised average)
But the introduction initially came with some caveats, one of which was the annoying fact that the retail provider
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