UK Broadband Internet Service Provider News: 2007/06

UK broadband Internet service provider news and the latest broadband company press releases. Access the latest new broadband deals and broadband service updates, including broadband news from BT, AOL, Tiscali, Eclipse, Orange, Utility Warehouse, TalkTalk, Virgin & Telewest.

Thursday, June 28, 2007

BT Total Broadband offers free digital vault

As more of our lives become digital, so secure and safe digital storage grows in importance so that precious / business critical files and photos cannot be lost at the mercy of unexpected PC hardware failure.

In answer to these growing concerns / needs, BT Total Broadband customers now benefit from an inclusive 5Gb of digital storage and auto backup with all BT Total Broadband products. The auto backup facility is included free of charge for six months with Option 1 and Option 2, whilst with Option 3 the auto backup is a permanent feature.

BT Digital Vault allows BT Total Broadband customers to store all their digital files (movies, music, photographs, files etc) in one secure online digital storage facility, which can thereafter be accessed from any PC.

Emma Sanderson, director of value-added services at BT Retail, said: “Our research has shown that many consumers are not safely storing their precious photos and files, not thinking about it until it is too late and they have lost everything. Now we are making it easy for BT Total Broadband customers to securely store, backup and share their digital valuables in one place online.”

BT Total Broadband

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Tuesday, June 26, 2007

Reduce broadband bills with the BT credit card

BT has launched an innovative reward scheme via a unique credit card that offers BT customers an annual discount of up to £75 on their BT telephone / broadband bill. The BT credit card is automatically linked to BT customers telephone / broadband accounts, such that every time the BT credit card is used, a discount is applied at up to 1p per pound spent.

Gavin Patterson, MD of Consumer, BT Retail, said: “The BT Credit Card will be an obvious choice for millions of BT customers. Our research shows that our customers want a competitive credit card which rewards them for everyday spend and gives them automatic discounts on their BT bill for services they regularly use such as the phone and broadband. This is another innovative benefit available to our customers.”

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