Misleading
Their website says (in FAQ: HOW DOES YOUR PRICE GUARANTEE WORK?)
> Between 2022 and 2023 for example, there were no price changes on ADSL, FTTP and FTTC – despite high inflation and increase costs – with only the line rental component rising in April 2023 in line with price increases from Openreach. And if wholesale prices do go down, we reduce your prices straight away <
This isn't true.
I am an ADSL customer who had a wholesale price increase in April 2022, up by £3 a month.
In April 2023, it was up by another 1.20 a month.
Now in Dec 2023, it will go up by £2.50 a month, for PSTN and ISDN lines.
They say this is wholesale rises again - and to "encourage switching to VOIP". But Webmate continue to sell ADSL (!) which needs PSTN (!)?
I was paying £22 a month when i started with Webmate, in Feb 2021. In Dec 2023 it will be £28.70. [Edit: They announced Dec 2023 price increase in Oct 2023, rather conveniently after BT's Stop-Sell in Sept 2023 which, I have learned, stops you buying ADSL anywhere else - if your home can get fibre].
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Reply to your Reply: You say that "The good news is that with SoGEA and VoIP, the price may be the same or lower" but your Packages page has SoGEA priced at £40.
That's 80/20 only, no 40/10 available because "The wholesale price for 40/10 is the same as 80/20"
Webmate have now fixed their FAQ (^) so it no longer misleads.
October 12, 2023
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