Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has told ITV Good Morning Britain viewers how they can hundreds on their broadband bill.
But the deal is only available to midnight tonight (Thursday, January 9).
The 47-year-old appeared on the breakfast show and spoke to hosts Susanna Reid and Ben Sheppard about saving cash on your internet provider.
He said: "There are 9million people out of contract who are likely massively overpaying on their broadband and line rental.
"Some shell out a huge £45/mth, that's £540/year, for slow broadband, but you could boost speed to faster fibre deals while slashing costs.
"And as I always say the secret to bagging a top broadband deal is to pounce on hot, short-lived promos and there's a couple available right now – but you’ll have to go quick as they end midnight tonight (Thursday).
"But as all broadband deals are postcode-dependent, to check whether you can get them use Martin’s ‘Broadband Unbundled’ tool ."
And this is how you can get the best deal, Martin said: "Go via comparison site Broadband Genie by 11.59pm tonight (Thursday), and you can get standard 11Mb fibre broadband and line with the Post Office for equivalent £11.74/mth on a 12 month contract.
"You pay £15.90/mth (£190.80 over the 1yr contract), but you can claim a £50 Amazon voucher.
"So if you'd have spent that anyway, it's equivalent to £11.74/mth. Alternatively if you want faster speeds it has a similar deal with 38Mb fast fibre for equivalent £15.50/mth - it's £21/month but here you can claim a £65 Amazon voucher.
"You should be sent an email with the details on how to claim to voucher - so make sure you claim.
"If you want even fast speeds, then Plusnet (via a range of comparison sites) is giving 66Mb faster fibre for equivalent £21/mth.
"You pay £24.99/mth (£450 over the 18mth contract), plus you can claim a £75 cheque. Do that and it's equivalent to £21/mth. This ends next Thursday 16 January."
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