Bouygues Telecom no longer has the cheapest double-play Internet package (Web + fixed-line telephony) in France, since B&You’s 15.99 euro/month Box Internet offer has disappeared from the new price scale.
- by @cnetfrance
- Wednesday December 03rd, 2014 at 07:16
- Last Updated on Wednesday, December 03, 2014 10:21 AM
It was the cheapest ADSL offer on the market. B&You’s Box Internet package was, for “double play”, unrivalled in France, with its price of 15.99 euros per month Launched a year ago, it is unfortunately now unavailable – although its current subscribers continue to benefit from it.
The information is not exactly new, but it had gone almost unnoticed until now. It should be said that, with regard to the new tariff grid resulting from the merger between B&You and Bouygues Telecom it is above all the mobile packages that have been highlighted. However, it was announced on Twitter by Bouygues Telecom as early as November 21, before our colleagues at Next Inpact confirmed the facts. The access provider refers to as “a move to simplify its offers “ to justify abandoning a package that still included internet access up to 20 Mbits/s, telephone calls to France and more than 100 destinations worldwide, as well as unlimited mobile calls in France and to overseas departments and regions (except Mayotte), China, Russia, the United States and Canada.
Back to triple play
The cheapest Internet package offered by Bouygues Telecom is now the Bbox ADSL package, which this time has the advantage of including television (165 channels, including 26 in HD). 19.99 per month, i.e. 9 cents more than Numericable’s iStart offer, which is reserved for fibre, and 1 cent more than AliceBox Initial. (EP)
See also:
- ISP Quality : ARCEP gives the advantage to Bouygues, Free to the trouble on streaming
- SFR renews its fixed-line offers, Numericable on all floors
Also to be read :
- ADSL Internet Box: our advice for choosing the best package and operator – February 2020
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