Topic: UWDC

The Utility Warehouse Discount Club (UWDC) are offering a refund equivilent to 2 months rental of either UWDC's 1 or 2Mbps unlimited services, paid back the subscriber in month 3.

Prices are £19.95 and £22.95 (inclusive of VAT) for the ISPs 1 & 2 Mbps services respectively.

The Utility Warehouse has extended and slightly changed it's 512Mbps
Broadband, packaged with unlimited free landline calls for £19.95 per month (
with membership £21.70 ).

The difference is, it now has a 2GB monthly limit, but people can now sign

online, which wasn't possible before.They also now offer line rental as well
at £10 per month, compared with BT's Option 3 and line rental, it means the
512mb broadband is costing just over £6 per month.

The Utility Warehouse Discount Club (UWDC to you and me) are offering and unlimited 512Kbps broadband connection and free UK local and national calls for £19.95 a month.

Residential users who sign in July will retain this price for as long as they continue to stay with UWDC, saving £10 each month. The offer isn't available on the website so users have to email littlebills@telecomplus.org.uk, quoting 'Special June Offer'.

For May only, the Utility Warehouse Discount Club (we'll abbreviate that to UWDC for short thanks), are offering home customers 512Kbps broadband coupled with unlimited free UK local and national phone calls for just £19.95 per month, inclusive of VAT.

Part of the Telecom plus companies, UWDC's broadband service has unlimited in bandwidth used, features free activation and a free Zyxel Prestige 630 USB modem, with the option to upgrade to a single port ADSL router for a penny under £50. 256Kbps 1Mbps and 2Mbps services are also available, although these do not include the free calls offer. These are priced at £15.95, £19.95 and £24.95 respectively.

Those subscribers already enjoying broadband, but fancy migrating to UWDC will further benefit from 2 months free use (via a credit to your 3rd bill).

The free telephone calls comes via the companies use of CPS, or Carrier Pre-Selection a method of rerouting your calls away from the BT network to the Telecom plus network instead. There are a few caveats with the free calls however, such as the exclusion of mobile premium rate and non-geographic numbers from being free of charge.

<font size=1>*Note: Previously this article refered to the free calls offer also included in UWDC's 256Kbps, 1Mbps and 2Mbps products. Well, they're not. The offer is only on the 512Kbps offering. Appologies for any confusion.