Leading TV and internet service provider (ISP) Virgin Media has just released a limited-time deal which gives customers a wonderful cashback bonus when signing up for certain broadband and TV bundles.
The new deals, which are only available until this Thursday (September 8), include £200 paid back into consumers accounts - and is eligible on the likes of the Bigger Movies, Bigger Sports and the Ultimate Volt plans.
The credit boost can in-turn be used to reduce monthly bills, with those who opt for the Bigger Movies and Bigger Sports bundles getting the first three months practically for free. Alternatively, anyone signing up for the Ultimate Volt package will be able to access the first two months of their plan without paying a penny.
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The Express reports that each deal includes an abundance of TV channels as well as speedy broadband - with the Ultimate Volt option also including rapid Gig1 downloads and an unlimited O2 sim card for your smartphone. Here's what's included in each of the deals, and what the bundles cost in total.
Bigger bundle & Movies - £62 per month
Includes: M100 Fibre Broadband, Sky Cinema HD, 200+ TV channels and Talk Weekends.
Fees: £35 set-up fee and the contract is 18 months
Extras: £200 bill credit means the first three months are free
Bigger bundle & Sports - £65 per month
Includes: M500 Fibre Broadband, Sky Sports, 195+ TV channels & Talk Weekends
Extras: £200 bill credit means the first 3 months are free
Ultimate Volt bundle - £85 per month
Includes: Fibre Broadband, 230+ channels with Entertainment, Anytime calls, Netflix Standard + O2 sim
Fees: £35 set-up fee and the contract is 18-months
Extras: £200 bill credit means the first 2 months are free
And while these deals from Virgin Media sound enticing enough, rivals in Sky have also released a deal this month to hopefully recruit new consumers. The TV and broadband firm has announced recently that some of its new contracts come with a complete price freeze for 18 months, meaning that costs wont rise when the usual annual increases are announced.
Sky's freeze is available on the Superfast, Ultrafast and Gigafast plans - with prices starting from just £25 per month. As well as this, the TV and ISP is offering users the chance to pick up a Q Lite bundle for just £30 per month, also fixed until 2024. This package comes with an award-winning Sky Q box and Superfast broadband.
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