50MB Price Help.

[icestar2]

Okay so I got a letter the other day telling me 50mb is now in my area. I can aparently have it for an extra £15 a month. Since the last couple months have been a bit poor in speed wise there's no way am willing to pay an extra £15 for a service am not 100% sure can be delivered.

Anyway to the question that has me confussed. The letter says an extra £15 a month but when I look on the website it says £50 a month which makes sense but then I see it also says if you have a phone line with them and package M calls then its only £35 per month. So as you can see thats got me confussed as I have these so why would it cost me an extra £15 ?

Is the £35 a month only avalible to new customers ? or am I missing something somewere. I hope that my questions make sense as I'm not very good at explaining my point sometimes. Thanks for any help in advance.

Links- http://allyours.virginmedia.com/html/50Mb/product_pricing_and_tech_info.html
http://allyours.virginmedia.com/html/internet/bb_deal_size_xxl.html

[Brettiex]

Assuming you are paying full price for what you currently have then the difference would be £15.

Say you have just 20meg broadband. Your total cost would be £20 by effectively upgrading to 50meg you can get the broadband for £35 (on condition that you also take line rental at £11). This gives a difference of £15 between 20meg and 50meg.

To look at it another way you are paying £46 for 50meg broadband but as a goodwill gesture they give you phone line rental for nothing.

[BenMcr]

The £15 is because BB XL is £37 on the bill before any discounts, and BB XXL is £52 on the bill before any discounts

[icestar2]

Thank's for the reply's. I kind of understand it a bit better now. Just the way its layed out on the website confussed me. Thanks again :)

[BenMcr]

The 'build your own bundle' thing is usually the best thing to use