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Sky Broadband Without TV Only £5 A Month
Sky (sky.com/broadband) is offering new customers its 20Mbps Sky Broadband without TV package for just £5 a month for the first 6 months.
The 6 months half price offer, which reverts to £10 a month from month 7, is available to new customers who do not wish to have Sky TV.
The package, which offers broadband speeds up to 20Mbps together with an unlimited download allowance, includes the McAfee Internet Security Suite and Sky’s wireless router. Free evening and weekend phone calls to UK landlines are also included.
To take advantage of the offer, new customers will need to switch their telephone line rental to Sky and pay £11.25 a month.
The line rental cost rises to £12.25 a month from the 6th July, but this is still cheaper than BT’s £13.90 a month, Virgin Media’s £12.99 and TalkTalk’s £12.60.
New customers not wishing to switch their phone line rental to Sky can still get Sky Broadband without TV, but will need to pay £10 a month for the duration of the 12 month contract.
Interested readers can find out further information and order online at the sky.com/broadband website.
Free Unlimited Broadband At Sky.com/unlimitedfree
Sky (sky.com/unlimitedfree) has unveiled a 3 months free offer for its up to 20Mbps ‘Unlimited’ broadband package.
The offer is open to existing Sky TV customers and non Sky TV customers who order the Sky Broadband Unlimited package which comes with free evening and weekend phone calls to UK landlines.
Existing Sky TV customers can order online at the sky.com/existing website, where after the first 3 months free, the price reverts to £7.50 a month.
Non Sky TV customers do not need to order Sky TV to get the 3 months free ‘Unlimited’ broadband offer. They can order Sky Broadband Unlimited without TV at sky.com/no-tv and will need to pay £10 a month from month four.
Sky Broadband Unlimited has no monthly download usage limit, no fair usage policy and does not throttle Internet traffic at peak times.
It is the company’s premium broadband package and is a good choice for downloading music & enjoying uninterrupted online gaming.
Free technical support together with free security software and a free wireless router are included in the package.
Those applying for the 3 months free broadband offer will need to switch their phone line rental to Sky’s, which is currently £11.25 a month. This is cheaper than BT, Virgin Media and TalkTalk.
Readers can find out more at the sky.com website.
Sky.com/Bundle Now Under £20 With TV On Demand
Sky (sky.com/bundle) has launched a new broadband, phone and TV bundle for under £20 a month that includes access to Sky TV on demand with Sky Anytime+.
The new bundle, priced at just £19.50 a month provides Sky Broadband speeds up to 20Mbps with a 2GB monthly usage limit, evening and weekend phone calls to UK landlines with Sky Talk Freetime, one Sky TV entertainment pack, plus Sky TV on demand.
New customers ordering this under £20 Sky bundle online at the sky.com website will qualify for a free Sky+ box (usual price is £30), free standard set-up (worth £30), plus a £25 Marks & Spencer voucher.
Sky TV on demand (known as Sky Anytime+) gives users internet access to a magical library of Sky TV on demand, including entertainment, movies, sports and documentaries.
What users can watch depends on their Sky TV subscription, so to watch content from Sky Movies, users will need to take the Movies Pack, and to watch Sky Sports, users will need to take the Sports Pack.
Interested readers can find out more on Sky’s new bundles at the sky.com/bundle website.
Sky £100 M&S Voucher Offer To End Tonight
Sky (sky.com/voucher) is set to end its offer of a free £100 M&S voucher for new and existing Sky TV customers at midnight tonight.
In order to qualify, new Sky TV customers must order a Sky TV package or bundle online with Sky+ or Sky+HD at the sky.com website, while existing Sky TV customers can qualify by upgrading online to their first Sky+HD package.
Popular bundles for new Sky TV customers include Sky+ Starter, which at £19.50 a month includes one Sky TV Entertainment Pack, Sky Broadband speeds up to 20Mbps, plus inclusive evening and weekend phone calls to UK landlines.
A free Sky+ box worth £49 is provided together with free standard set up, saving an additional £30.
For just over an extra £10 a month, at £29.75, new customers can opt for the Sky+HD Starter bundle which includes all of the above, but with a free Sky+HD box and the Sky HD pack.
This bundle is the perfect introduction to high definition (HD) television and includes the Sky HD pack which provides access to the UK’s widest choice of HD channels.
Interested readers wanting to qualify for the £100 M&S voucher can find out more and order their Sky TV package online at the sky.com/voucher website.
Sky Broadband Free For 3 Months, No Sky TV Required
Sky (sky.com/broadband) is offering its 20Mbps unlimited broadband package free of charge for 3 months to new customers who do not wish join Sky TV.
The incentive applies when new customers take Sky telephone line rental at £11.25 a month and includes free evening and weekend phone calls to UK landlines – courtesy of Sky Talk Freetime.
The Sky Broadband Unlimited package provides up to 20Mbps download speeds together with an unlimited monthly download usage allowance.
The Sky wireless router worth £50 is included, together with around the clock technical support and a 12 month free trial of the McAfee Internet Security Suite.
After the first 3 months, the price reverts to £10 a month, plus the £11.25 Sky phone line rental charge.
Interested readers can find out more and order online at the sky.com/broadband website or read our Sky Broadband review here.
Sky.com/Value – £13.40 Value Pack & £25 Voucher
Sky has launched a 33% discount on its Sky Value bundle which means new customers can now get Sky TV together with Sky Broadband and Phone Calls for just £13.40 per month at the sky.com/value website.
This deal also includes a FREE Sky+ HD box, a FREE £25 Marks & Spencer or Tesco voucher, plus the option of adding Sky Broadband Unlimited for an extra £5 a month.
