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BT faces a backlash for charging £30 to set up broadband: These are the better deals rivals offer
BT is facing backlash for charging £30 to set up broadband, as competitors offer more favorable deals. The article highlights the controversy surrounding the fee and compares it to alternatives from rival providers.
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