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Millions of broadband customers have just days left to avoid bill hike – or face unexpected fee

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Millions of broadband customers have just days left to avoid bill hike – or face unexpected fee

Emma Lake 22/03/2025 10:23

AS April edges closer the deadline to get ahead of the increasing cost of broadband is fast approaching. The hike in costs also affect energy, gas, water, council tax, mobile phones, TV license and car tax. Broadband bills are set to go up for millions in just weeksGetty – Contributor Broadband customers on inflation-linked contracts

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AS April edges closer the deadline to get ahead of the increasing cost of broadband is fast approaching.

The hike in costs also affect energy, gas, water, council tax, mobile phones, TV license and car tax.

Broadband bills are set to go up for millions in just weeksGetty – Contributor

Broadband customers on inflation-linked contracts are expected to pay on average an additional £21.99 per year…
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Millions of broadband customers have just days left to avoid bill hike – or face unexpected fee

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