Plusnet Home page may have problem in IE10 with "Broadband Only" option

[#1]

There's an enquiry about broadband only over on tbb forums, Linky.
her can I any more.
He can't find packages without line rental, and neither can I any more.
Is this a mess-up on the website, or is Plusnet line rental now compulsory for new customers?
Edit - is this an IE problem?  Someone has posted referring to a scrolling script and a button, that I don't see on IE10.  What I see is identical to the screenshot posted by the OP there.
[Moderator's note by Jim (Oldjim)  title changed ]

[#2]

Looks to work for me: https://portal.plus.net/home-broadband/fibre/broadband-only/

[#3]

As posted over there - but without the graphic - this is what I see in both Firefox and IE

[#4]

What browser please? And are you sure you aren't seeing a cached page?

[#5]

Split off as it isn't anything to do with the Announcement
Will shift once problem is clearer

[#6]

OK, I now find if I do nothing for a bit, a huge chunk of screen scrolls left. But the right-hand one of those four buttons is missing. The three others occupy the full width.

[#7]

Cleared cache in FF - just the same
Ditto in IE9

[#8]

Moved to Feedback as it may be an IE10 coding problem and title changed

[#9]

The problem has been resolved on my screens.  I clicked the "+line rental" button by the big offer price on the right, and there are now the four tabs you see, and the whole section above it scrolls, which it didn't before. I've posted that over there.

[#10]

I don't normally use IE, but I've just tried it and there's only three tabs - broadband only is missing.
IE 10 - fully updated.
Warning: Attached image is large - I have two monitors - left is Firefox, right is IE

[#11]

I think if you leave the Plusnet site, clear the cache etc., then try again it will revert to three tabs.

[#12]

Mayhem now in the tbb thread. 

[#13]

It's intentional.

[#14]

Bob,
It may be intentional; however when I'm next looking around for Broadband deals; if I do not see a "Broadband Only" choice then I will automatically ignore that ISP.
When searching; I want to be able to see all of my options available extremely easily from the ISP's front page without having to either start a signup process or contact the sales team.
To me this sounds like it is an idea dreamt up by a marketing type who has no concept of the real world.

[#15]

There's nothing I can add here that I've not already posted over on the Think Broadband thread. It's really not as devoid of common sense as some people think. Especially when you've visibility of how well each version of the site is performing 
Appreciate the feedback though so thanks.