Switching to BT, EE, or Plusnet now carries an extra cost that you won't find with rivals Sky or Vodafone

Switching to BT, EE, or Plusnet now carries an extra cost that you won't find with rivals Sky or Vodafone

BT and EE have resurrected a £30 charge for new broadband subscribers that was dropped from most broadband-only deals over the last decade, marking an unpopular return to the past. Starting this month, anyone who signs up to a new broadband deal with BT or EE will be forced to pay a one-off £30 activation fee.This one-off payment covers the cost of postage of the new Wi-Fi router to your home, installation and activation of the connection at you…