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Full works,Is this correct?

Reign_in_Beard
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Established Contributor

I moved from BT to EE last October. I did so because their broadband checker showed 1.6gbps at my address. Couldn’t though as I wanted to keep the TV package. Been checking the upgrade page for a while. Always been Gigabit essentials and Gigabit all rounder both at 900mbps. Noticed today that there’s now a gigabit full works package at £71.99 a month. However it’s still at 900mbps. As I said the EE site at sign up said 1.6, the call centre operator said 1.6 was available at my address, and the openreach site says 1.6. See pics of package and openreach. £71.99 for 900mbps seems at bit steep. I was hoping when I saw it, I could now upgrade, but it doesn’t seem right. I’ll probably phone and ask, but wondered if something similar had happens to anyone?

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XRaySpeX
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EE Community Star

You can't get the 1.6 Gig plan while you want EE TV.

The 900 Meg All Rounder comes with extra features as listed in that spec. 

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