Thread: Sky broadband Unlimited or Everyday??

As mentioned yes changing the package will mean a change to your limits. It will also start an automatic re-speed stabilization of your line on the new package. And to clear one fact up. You can downgrade in the 12 months however you are charged £20 for doing so

I've had Sky BBmax for more than a year but it's not so fast as it used to be. I used to get download speeds of up to 9400kbps - now it's about 7000, often less. Sky have stated that my line now has a trained in download speed of 9000kbps and my router stats show 8300kbps. My question is - should this be treated as their mid/everyday service of up to 10mbps, which is £5/month cheaper. It looks like my line won't support...

The speeds advertised for each of the products are advertised as being "up to" those speeds. The difference between "Sky Broadband Everyday" (MID) and "Sky Broadband Unlimited" (MAX) is a faster upload speed and an unlimited download allowance. With "Sky Broadband Everyday", you are only allowed to download 10GB each month With "Sky Broadband Unlimited",...

As above it really depends how much /little you use the BB and what for The everyday has a monthly usage allowance of 10GB pm the where as the unlimited option as an unlimited monthly usage allowance And whether its worth the £5 saving Its a nice saving if you don't use the service Best checking your connections etc as to why your speeds are dropping,get Sky involved I am on Max and I was on 4.5 Mb speed but recently it dropped to 3 Mb...