Telewest cuts cost of broadband Net access
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Telewest has slashed the cost of its broadband service, blueyonder, The Register can confirm.
The service will now be available for £33 (including VAT) a month - down from £50 a month.
In a statement, Gavin Patterson, Director of Marketing for Internet and Telephony at Telewest, said: "blueyonder is now the most competitively priced high-speed Internet service in the UK and represents exceptional value."
Telewest's new offer undercuts BT's single-user ADSL offering by £84 a year.
No one at BT was available for comment by press time to say whether the telco would respond and cut prices for its broadband products. ®
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