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Message 11 of 46

Re: BT Fibre 900 vs EE Fibre 900, is switching worth it

Hi i have been looking to upgrade to EE 900 mbps as well currently paying £51.54, i do have sports and Netflix which are extras and no phone, the upgrades are £60.99 and £72.99, but when i look at it from being a new customer the price is only £37.99 for 900 mbps, i have 9 months of my 24 monthly contract remaining so it looks like they are adding about £35 when adding the wifi 7 router per month for the privilege, i have bought a new computer which is wifi 6 compliant, i know i can buy my own router but i am not that confident i would be buying the right one. So maybe it isn't worth upgrading.

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Message 12 of 46

Re: BT Fibre 900 vs EE Fibre 900, is switching worth it

@mattyjoyce71 

Just to say that when I got switched BT to EE I didn't get a new router

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Message 13 of 46

Re: BT Fibre 900 vs EE Fibre 900, is switching worth it

Really ? that is not good, think if I do switch I will phone to make sure I get the new router as the wifi 6 one is much better. The wifi 7 pro one is better but not necessary at the moment.

If you want an EE router you can get them for £30 or £40 from ebay, maybe I might stick with BT ad do that ,
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Message 14 of 46

Re: BT Fibre 900 vs EE Fibre 900, is switching worth it

I think you have to add it and pay monthly, i think the wifi 6 one is £7 a month extra.

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Message 15 of 46

Re: BT Fibre 900 vs EE Fibre 900, is switching worth it

It just gets worse later yesterday i looked again and the price jumped up to £83.99 for the £60.99 offer.

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Message 16 of 46

Re: BT Fibre 900 vs EE Fibre 900, is switching worth it

I am not paying extra for it, I bet BT will ask for the old one back too, will update you once I have "spoken" with BT, starting to get worried this is all a con.
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Message 17 of 46

Re: BT Fibre 900 vs EE Fibre 900, is switching worth it

I have asked BT on X/Twitter about them upgrading us to a wifi 6 router this morning i doubt i will get a answer.

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Message 18 of 46

Re: BT Fibre 900 vs EE Fibre 900, is switching worth it

BT don't have a wifi 6 router so be difficult offering you something that doesn't exist. 

You will have to join EE to gain access to one, or buy one from Ebay. 

The wifi 6 router is the standard router offered by EE and is included with all new deals free.

You pay extra for the wifi 7 router 

Bizarrely BT paint the aging SH2 router white and pass it off as a plusnet router yet the same rationale dosnt apply to BT rebranding the superior EE router's  and offering those to BT broadband users 

 

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Message 19 of 46

Re: BT Fibre 900 vs EE Fibre 900, is switching worth it

I had a reply and basically it was tough luck i either pay extra or i don't, so in 9 months time i will be moving on, probably go to Zen broadband.

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Message 20 of 46

Re: BT Fibre 900 vs EE Fibre 900, is switching worth it

Had the most frustrating time of my recent life these last 2 weeks trying to get a decent package from BT/EE/Plusnet when my BT contract ends - in 24 hours now - but it's been impossible. Despite claiming to be different companies to inland revenue etc, they treat customers as if we're all customers of one company and refuse us the cheaper deals they are offering to new customers from outside the triumvirate. Fair enough to offer an incentive of some kind perhaps but the price differences here are considerable. What's more, I've been paying for a guarantee of not being charged more for a new contract than a new customer and discover that this only applies if I take another over-priced package equivalent to the package I have and it is the failure of this package to deliver on its promises that is causing me to look for another!!

As someone said here, there's a lot of smoke an mirrors being put about by the triumvirate at the moment and to judge from the sales people I have been dealing with (Sales/Loyalty/Retention/Value - different names for the same people), the companies' staff are becoming as frustrated as the customers.

I see that some commentators here claim they have been able to switch immediately their fixed term contract ends without have to serve a 30 day notice period. Please could someone explain how I can do that.

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