Sky are now offering customers broadband packages even if you don’t have Sky TV. The new fairy-tale campaign offers customers ‘happily ever after’ broadband and with their price offerings, who can argue?
Sky Broadband are offering speeds of up to 20Mb and unlimited usage from just £10 a month (for non-Sky TV customers). This is available with Sky Talk included – which gives you free evening and weekend calls to UK landlines. If you opt for just broadband without Sky Talk then you will pay £15 a month.
They are also offering you the chance to save even more money, by choosing to switch to Sky Talk Line Rental for only £11 a month.
Existing Sky customers can also benefit from ‘happily ever after’ broadband from Sky. They have also slashed the prices on their broadband offerings if you already have TV.
Existing customers can take advantage of FREE Everyday Lite broadband, giving you speeds of up to 20Mb with a 2GB download limited. This is available for free only if you sign up to Sky Talk, which gives you free evening and weekend calls to UK landlines, otherwise you will pay £5 a month for this package.
If a 2GB download limit is not quite enough, existing customers can take advantage of up to 20Mb unlimited broadband for only £7.50 with Sky Talk and £10 without Sky Talk.
Visit our Sky Broadband page to find out more or to buy online.
Posted by Emily on June 11th 2010 in Broadband, Sky Broadband
From June this year Sky will be simplifying its broadband packages. Sky will be presenting customers with the choice of two broadband packages, both offering speeds of up to 20Mbps.
The package for leisurely internet users is called the Sky Everyday Lite. It gives 2GB of monthly usage and is free to customers with Sky TV and Talk telephone packages. For customers who are only registered with Sky TV, you can receive this broadband package for an extra £5 per month.
Customers who are currently on the existing Sky Broadband Base package will be upgraded to Sky Everyday Lite automatically throughout the summer.
For heavier broadband users Sky will be introducing the Sky Unlimited package. This has no monthly usage cap and runs at the same top speed at the Lite package, 20Mbps.
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Posted by Laura on April 26th 2010 in Broadband, Broadband Bundles, Free Broadband, Sky Broadband
Sky Digital have just announced that new customers can now get 6 months free unlimited broadband.
New Sky TV customers can get up to 20Mb unlimited broadband free for 6 months when they sign up to Sky Talk line rental (£11 per month) and calls (either free Sky Talk Freetime or Sky Talk Unlimited for £5 per month).
This great offer also applies to existing Sky TV customers who do not currently have Sky broadband.
This new offer comes after the news that Sky were named as the Best Overall Provider in the 2010 Home Phone Customer Satisfaction Report by uSwitch. They were also named as joint winners, alongside Virgin Media, in the Best Customer Service category.
In addition to the 6 months free broadband, Sky are also giving away a £25 Marks and Spencer voucher to all new customers.
Sign up to Sky before the 31st May to recieve free broadband!
Posted by Emily on April 23rd 2010 in Sky Broadband
BT has allegedly been talking to telecoms regulator Ofcom about opening their cable ducts to rival competitors.
According to a piece in the Financial Times allowing rivals to use the company’s infrastructure to run their own high speed broadband networks.
This has come to light recently as the Conservatives suggested that if they won the election they would ‘legislate to force BT to open its ducts’.
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Posted by Laura on February 8th 2010 in BT Broadband, Broadband, Sky Broadband, TalkTalk, UK Online
Got Sky TV? Want fast broadband with unlimited downloads? Fancy getting £60 off? Well now you can. For a limited period, Sky is effectively offering customers 6 months of free Sky Broadband Unlimited action (up to 20Mbps, unlimited downloads) for new and existing Sky TV customers who sign up. You claim £10 a month off of your Sky TV bill for the first six months of the contract, which covers the cost of Sky Broadband Unlimited (normally £10 a month). This is available with all permutations of Sky TV bundles including Sky+ and Sky+ HD but is not available in conjunction with any other Sky offer.
Posted by Tom on January 4th 2010 in Sky Broadband
Ho Ho Hows this for a Christmas deal? Sky has just announced that the £50 worth of M&S Vouchers currently available with online orders of Sky TV package can be racked up to £60. Entering the voucher code ‘60VOUCHER’ (all caps, no spaces) sees you bumping up the vouchers by a tenner.
Note that this offer applies to any combination of Sky services and not just Sky TV bundles. So you can take out Sky Broadband with Sky Talk voice calls with your Sky TV and still qualify for the £60 of vouchers.
So that’s even more money to be saved on tasty food for the Yuletide spread, or for keeping hold of for the January sales.
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Posted by Tom on December 12th 2009 in Sky Broadband
Allergy Warning: This article may contain traces of pun.
Over the next two weeks, Eclipse Internet is giving away up to £100 worth of high street gift vouchers as part of a cracking Christmas deal. New customers who place an order from today Monday the 23rd of November to the 14th of December will be able to qualify for free vouchers.
The vouchers are from giftvouchershop.co.uk can be redeemed in over 60 high street retailers including Argos, Burtons, Currys, Toys R Us and WH Smith.
Customers who sign up for Eclipse Home Select (£17.95 p/m, up to 24Mbps, 10GB download limit) will earn £30 worth of vouchers whilst those who take out Eclipse Home Pro (£29.95 p/m, up to 24Mbps, 50GB download limit) will get £50.
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Posted by Tom on November 23rd 2009 in BT Broadband, Eclipse Internet, PlusNet, Sky Broadband, TalkTalk, Virgin Media
Want Pro broadband but don’t want to fork out a City Trader’s salary each month for the privilege? TalkTalk has just launched it’s new premium Pro broadband package which promises top speeds of 24Mbps and unlimited downloads and is being billed as one of the more cost-effective high performance broadband packages going.
TalkTalk Pro costs just £14.99 a month plus £11.25 for TalkTalk line rental and £29.99 for the one-off connection fee.
The TalkTalk Pro package also includes a free wireless router with N technology for improved wireless signal range and strength. Unlimited anytime calls to 01, 02 and 03 UK landlines are also included in TalkTalk Pro.
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Posted by Tom on November 12th 2009 in BT Broadband, Sky Broadband, TalkTalk, Virgin Media
Fancy some free Sky+ action with your broadband this Christmas?
In the run-up to the yuletide rush, Sky has just taken the wrappings off of a great new deal that sees new Sky TV customers netting a free Sky+ box, normally costing £49, from tomorrow until the 11th of December - the latest time by which Sky TV orders need to be in if you want your Sky TV set up and installed in time for Christmas Day.
Like the Sky+ HD Digital Switchover offer we heard about last month, this strictly isn’t a broadband-related offer but it’s worth mentioning all the same seeing as you have to have Sky TV if you want to get Sky Broadband.
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Posted by Tom on November 10th 2009 in Broadband Bundles, Sky Broadband
Virgin Media is offering customers who sign up for selected bundles of its broadband, digital TV and fixed-line phone call bundles will now be able to get the first two months free, thanks to a new seasonal promotion running until December the 31st.
The offer is open to all new Virgin Media customers who take a cable Virgin Phone line (at £11 a month line rental) but any orders processed online will also see new subscribers avoiding installation charges, saving up to £35.
The most budget-friendly triple play bundle which starts at £19.50 per month gives you Size L broadband (up to 10Mbps, unlimited downloads), Size M+ TV (65 digital TV channels inc. Sky1) and Size M phone (unlimited weekend UK landline calls).
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Posted by Tom on November 9th 2009 in BT Broadband, Broadband, Sky Broadband
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