Plusnet, which is a subsidiary company, solely owned by BT, is now offering a phone/broadband bundled package to the UK public. Hopefully, this will bring forth reductions on the financial strain which burdens broadband consumers, who are forced to pay for separate phone and broadband operations.

In an effort to eliminate this financial burden on broadband UK consumers, Plusnet has bundled its package to provide a substantial market saving. For about £17, users will get a BT line which includes free weekend landline calls within the UK, in addition to an 8mb broadband service. Plusnet claims that this is one of the cheapest deals on the UK market, on top of its convenience to consumers.

The free time offered under this plan includes the period from midnight to 8 am, which raises the question as to whether the package will truly be accommodating. Plusnet claims that 1GB is enough for the average users, but how many users will actually require downloads during this time period? If for any reason you go above your allowance, it is important to know that Plusnet charges up to £1.25 per GB, in addition to standard charges.

Nevertheless, for basic users, especially those who have no desire to access demanding online services, Plusnet is probably the most convenient plan, in all respects.