BT is one of the UK's biggest broadband companies, but they left the consumer wireless market several years back. Today, they've announced they'll be jumping back into the market with a very aggressive £5 plan for current broadband customers.
For non-broadband customers, the package jumps to £10 per month, which is still pretty affordable. It offers 200 minutes with 500 MB of 4G data, but both options are SIM-only deals. If you don't have your own phone, you'll have to shell out a little more to purchase one to use BT's network.
BT is using some of its own wireless spectrum, plus some spectrum owned by EE, which BT is planning on buying. Between the wide amount of available spectrum between both companies and aggressive pricing, BT might have a winning combination on their hands.
source: BT
via: BBC
