Unlimited Broadband Suppliers
The following companies currently offer unlimited broadband within the UK. Feel free to review any of the companies, by leaving a comment at the end of the page.
BE Broadband
Be offer unlimited downloads on their Be Pro broadband plan. This achieves speeds of up to 24mb.
Be use ADSL2+ which allows for the faster speeds to be more easily reached.
Be do have 3 month rolling plans, where you are only on a three month contract, but for the best value deals it is best to commit to 12 months.
Be pride themselves with their customer support and I have heard their technical support line is much better than some.
View Be’s broadband packages…Click Here.
BT
BT offer unlimited downloads on their option 3 plan. This comes with a 8mb download speed, unlimited wi fi minutes and advanced McAfee security.
With the unlimited, option 3 plan you will get a BT Home Hub and Handset.
You should hopefully have a good experience with the UK’s number one broadband supplier.
View BT’s broadband packages…Click Here.
O2
O2 offer unlimited downloads on all of their plans. Going with O2 is a very sensible decision if you already use O2 for your mobile phone. This is because they offer around a £5 per month discount for their mobile phone customers.
Their plans come with speeds of up to either 8mb or 20mb, free UK customer service and best of all no connection charge.
View O2’s broadband packages…Click Here.
Orange
Orange offer unlimited downloads on their max and select plans. In a similar way to O2, Orange also offer a discount for their mobile phone customers, so if you use them for your mobile phone there is a saving to be made if you also use them for your internet.
With Orange you should be able to expect speeds of up to 8 mb and their max plan comes with Inclusive UK evening and weekend calls.
A plus of using Orange is that they supply free online support. About 65% of UK homes can receive Orange broadband – hopefully you’re one of those!
View Orange’s broadband packages…Click Here.
Post Office
The Post Office offer unlimited downloads on their Broadband Extra package. This comes with a free wireless router and email protection plus PC security suite with parental controls.
One thing which sets the Post Office aside from its competition is that you can pay for your broadband in any Post Office store.
View Post Office’s broadband packages…Click Here.
PlusNet
PlusNet offer an “unlimited broadband” package along side their gamer package, which is semi-unlimited. Their unlimited plan comes with download speeds of up to 8mb.
Their semi-unlimited plan has been set up for gamers. It gives you a 15gb usage, but unlimited usage during off peak “fragging hours”. This means from midnight t0 8am you get unlimited usage. This way you can save a little bit of money by not going fully unlimited, but you can schedule large downloads for the evening and play your online games late at night without worrying about how much you’re downloading. With this plan you also get a wireless router and 240 minutes of voice over ip (VoIP) calls.
View PlusNet’s broadband packages…Click Here.
Sky
All Sky TV customers can benefit from Sky broadband and you can also bundle it with Sky Talk (phone line). By bundling these services together you can save yourself a little bit of money.
Their unlimited plan has a 16Mb download speed for £10/month.
View Sky’s broadband packages…Click Here.
TalkTalk
TalkTalk don’t technically offer unlimited broadband as a package. However, you can buy boosts which allow you to extend your service. One of the boost options is to get an unlimited download capacity.
View TalkTalk’s broadband packages…Click Here.
Tiscali
Tiscali offer an unlimited download plan. With Tiscali you can also purchase TV and phone services.
View Tiscali’s broadband packages…Click Here.
Virgin Media
Virgin Media are one of a few companies which have a fiber optic broadband service. This means they can give people download speeds of up to 50mb. All their plans have unlimited usage and a collection of nifty features.
Virgin media have a new service called Vstuff which allows people to back up their computer, store information remotely and gives you free photo prints.