Price increase on the way?

[#1]

Any news on the new pricing? when is it expected?
my next bill is due on the 10th of June will anything be known before then?

[#2]

If they change your account detrimentally, they have to give you one month to go elsewhere.
Even if you signed a long contract.

[#3]

@pint - Nothing I can say other than my post earlier in the thread.

Quote from: Chris

The price increases will come into effect for new customers signing up from 10th June.  Customers signing-up before this date will get the current pricing advertised.  This will be part of a wider product refresh of which further information will be available in June.

@vilefoxdemonofdoom
As mentioned earlier, this is for *new* customers. So detrimental terms isn't coming in to it.

[#4]

Would an old customer re-contracting / changing contracts be regarded as a *new* customer?

[#5]

wrt phones the FAQ says

Quote

From 10th June 2014, the following changes will apply to new customers and existing 'Broadband only' customers who add phone on or after that date.

[#6]

Chris Parr needs to re-word what he wrote as it's misleading.
You can be a long-standing customer, but if you take out a new contract then it looks like you are faced with the price increases.

[#7]

So an old customer becomes a new customer only to get a price increase.
But if they are new customers why don't they also get the special offers.
So there's actually two sorts of new. Old new and new new.
Glad that's been cleared up.

[#8]

Anyone wanting to add phone and prepared to re-contract may find a call to the Customer Options Team worthwhile.

[#9]

In the defence - I shouldn't really be doing this 
There are two types of existing customers
Those with broadband only - no changes to their existing contract
Those with broadband and phone - no change to existing contracts
The only time things change is if a broadband only customer decides that they want to add Plusnet phone and then the phone part of the contract is whatever is valid at the time it us taken out