Bulldog have responded to DSLMax by using it's ADSL 2+ technology to double the speed of its broadband service for both residential and commercial customers.

The service named DoubleSpeed service will give a maximum of 16Mbps, but speeds will vary depending on the length and quality of users lines, however Bulldog is confident that all users will see an improvement.

Residential customers can get DoubleSpeed Anytime Plus for £9.75 for the first month or Unlimited Plus for £19.50 for the first two months. Prices will rise by £5 per month after the initial period.
Business customers will get a 16Mbps downloads and up to 1Mbps upload connection for £45 ex VAT a month and a Bulldog phone line, although the business account is being hit with an £80 activation fee owing to the installation procedure at local exchanges.

Bulldog is currently available to 31 per cent of the UK population with it's equipment in 400 exchanges, it hopes be bring coverage up to 50 per cent by September.