Sky Broadband Without TV Now Available

Sky (sky.com/broadband) has unveiled its first broadband only packages which do not require a Sky digital TV subscription to be purchased.
Provided you live in a Sky Broadband network area (coverage is over 70% of the UK), you can now sign up to Sky Broadband Unlimited with Sky Talk Freetime for just £10 a month.
This package gives you up to 20Mb Sky Broadband download speeds with an unlimited monthly usage allowance, plus free evening and weekend phone calls to UK landlines.

Sky’s wireless router worth £50 is included in the package together with around the clock technical support and a free 12 month trial of McAfee Internet Security for your PC.
A further £5 a month is required (total of £15 a month) if you simply require the Sky Broadband Unlimited package on its own and without Sky Talk’s free evening and weekend phone calls.
New customers can also opt to take Sky Talk Line Rental for just £11 a month or continue paying BT for their phone line rental, though this is likely to be higher at up to £12.79 a month if a BT paper bill is received. Sky Talk customers can request paper billing at no extra charge.
Sky Broadband only customers can also access Sky Player, Sky’s on demand Internet TV service which enables them to watch and download hours of great Sky TV, film and sport content on their PC or Mac.
Readers can find out more on Sky’s new broadband only packages at the sky.com/broadband website or compare them against rival broadband provider deals using our broadband comparison service.