How much?

[#1]

It seems that new customers have until midnight to get unlimited broadband for only £2.99 a month... 
Or is that £3.25 a month? 

[#2]

I must be slow this morning - it took me a while to spot the point you were making 

[#3]

It's showing the correct prices on the site when I load it up - £3.25 per month.
I'm not sure where the data mismatch comes from. Does it still appear if you clear your Cache and Cookies?

[#4]

Hi Chris - yes, it still appears after clearing cache & cookies.  BUT...  It seems it is correct on some bits of the website (the home page and if I 'select unlimited packages') but if you click on the 'View packages' button on the homepage, it takes you to the page with the incorrect info...  (Does that make sense???)  

[#5]

Chris,
Is there some possibility that there is a difference on this page between being not signed in and signed in?
Watching the page load carefully (IE11), I noted that the £2.99 price appears and is then replace by £3.25.
...remembering another recent thread referencing the use of FLASH on the marketing pages for displaying TEXT, I just loaded the same page on my iPad (Opera which does not support FLASH) and it shows the £2.99 price.  Nothing to do with cache & cookies, which in any case is a dangerous dependency for a product marketing / pricing page.
Someone needs to get your marketing / website boys to stop using (certainly mixing) technology which is not supported on some environments for such critical material.
Cheers,
Kevin

[#6]

I'll raise and chase it with the appropriate people and see what we can find.
Thanks for the heads up.

[#7]

The issue is caused by a JavaScript issue, we're expecting a fix to go out ASAP on this.

[#8]

Chris,
Similarly, the count down timer does not count down when displayed on Opera - again I'd guess a flash support issue?  ...but there again it does display its initial value... makes me wonder if (instead or as well) there is a script issue on the page?  Opera is quite non-standard in places, requiring "-o-" prefixes on some HTML / CSS3 / Jscript properties / attributes in order to function correctly.
Whilst I'm giving you the pointers, the pink star prices also match the text, changing on IE11 during the page load.

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...OK so you've got my interest now...
This is not a FLASH issue.  Here is the relevant code from the web page as displayed in IE11 (the one which works)
<div class="message__inner message--flow">
<h1 class="message__heading--alpha">Unlimited broadband<span class="message-trim"> from &pound;2.99</span></h1>
<h2 class="message__heading--beta">with our broadband &amp; phone packages</h2>
</div>
               
<div class="hero__roundel-container clearfix">
<div class="roundel roundel-starburst">
<div class="roundel-inner">
<span class="roundel-text-x-small">from</span>
<span class="roundel-text-small roundel-text-strikethrough">&pound;9.99</span>
<span class="roundel-text-xx-large">&pound;2.99</span>
<span class="roundel-text">a month*</span>
</div>
</div>
And here is the code which modifies it - not sure where it is to be found though, did this by text searching - guess this code does not work on some browser platforms - I would also suspect similar disfunctionality in Chrome and Firefox.

var mboxCurrent=mboxFactories.get('default').get('plusnetHeader',0);mboxCurrent.setEventTime('include.start');document.write('<div style="visibility: hidden; display: none" id="mboxImported-default-plusnetHeader-0">');document.write('<!-- Offer Id: 39026  -->\r\n\r\n<script>\r\n\r\nmboxFactoryDefault.addOnLoad(function() {\r\n\r\n    $(window).load(function(){\r\n\r\n$(\'.hero:first\').find(\'.message-trim\').html(\'&nbsp;&pound;3.25\');$(\'.hero:first\').find(\'.roundel-text-xx-large\').html(\'&pound;3.25\');\r\n\r\n    });\r\n\r\n});\r\n\r\n<\/script>');document.write('<!-- Offer Id: 6663  --><script>\r\nvar mboxTrack=function(mbox,params){\r\nvar m,u,i,f=mboxFactoryDefault;if(f.getMboxes().length()>0){m=f.getMboxes().getById(0);u=m.getURL().replace(\"mbox=\"+m.getName(),\"mbox=\"+mbox).replace(\"mboxPage=\"+f.getPageId(),\"mboxPage=\"+mboxGenerateId())+\'&\'+params,i=new Image();i.style.display=\'none\';i.src=u;document.body.appendChild(i)}else{f.getSignaler().signal(\'onEvent\',mbox+\'&\'+params)}\r\n}\r\nvar mboxTrackLink=function(mbox,params,url){mboxTrack(mbox,params);setTimeout(\"location=\'\"+url+\"\'\",500)}; function tt_Log(URL){     mboxTrack(\'nw_onClick\',\'Destination=\'+URL); } function tt_Redirect(URL){     mboxTrack(\'nw_onClick\',\'Destination=\'+URL);     setTimeout(\"location=\'\"+URL+\"\'\",500); }\r\n<\/script>');document.write('</div>');mboxCurrent.setEventTime('include.end');mboxFactories.get('default').get('plusnetHeader',0).loaded();mboxFactories.get('default').getCookieManager().setCookie("session","1399374572609-714372",1860);

Whilst I'm helping / being picky, the script also drops the "from" word...

Whilst I am looking at the page's HTML - this from the <head> section does not seen to work either...
   <!-- disable iOS phone number detection -->
   <meta name="format-detection" content="telephone=no" />

OK... so you found it before I did!  

Kevin