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Posted 27 November 2014
BT Fibre Unlimited Broadband + Line Rental + Weekend Calls + BT Sport, £59.29/year after cashback = £4.94/month.12 month contract. £316.79 pre cashback.
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Credit to robertofry for finding this previously, TCB cashback is now £57.50 higher - £157.50.
BT's Black Friday Offer. Fibre broadband for £5 per month on a 12 month contract.
38mb Unlimited Fibre Broadband.
Including line rental and all charges, this is £316.79 over the year (including weekend calls, BT sport, delivery and setup), but you get a £100 Sainsburys Voucher and £157.50 topcashback. Make sure to go via topcashback!
So £59.29 cost over the year, which is £4.94 per month
topcashback.co.uk/bt_…nd/
Ends 28 Nov
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Line rental saver £159.84
Activation £30
Delivery £6.95
Broadband 12x£10 = £120
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Total cost £316.79
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Less:
£100 Sainsbury voucher
£157.50 topcashback
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£59.29
which divided by 12 = £4.94
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All credit to robertofry for the original post (since whenTCB cashback offer has gone up). With greater cashback the price is now substantially lower. My cashback has tracked. See the following thread for all details:
hotukdeals.com/dea…e=3
If you want to know whether you can get fibre go on here, put your postcode in then click on the coloured icon where your exchange is. It will tell you if your exchange and green cabinet are ready: superfast-openreach.co.uk/whe…en/
- nirvanaman
Anytime calls available (includes 0845 and 0870) for £7.50/month extra.
- nirvanaman
BT's Black Friday Offer. Fibre broadband for £5 per month on a 12 month contract.
38mb Unlimited Fibre Broadband.
Including line rental and all charges, this is £316.79 over the year (including weekend calls, BT sport, delivery and setup), but you get a £100 Sainsburys Voucher and £157.50 topcashback. Make sure to go via topcashback!
So £59.29 cost over the year, which is £4.94 per month
topcashback.co.uk/bt_…nd/
Ends 28 Nov
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Line rental saver £159.84
Activation £30
Delivery £6.95
Broadband 12x£10 = £120
-----------------------
Total cost £316.79
------------------------
Less:
£100 Sainsbury voucher
£157.50 topcashback
-------------------------
£59.29
which divided by 12 = £4.94
---------------------------------------------------------------------
All credit to robertofry for the original post (since whenTCB cashback offer has gone up). With greater cashback the price is now substantially lower. My cashback has tracked. See the following thread for all details:
hotukdeals.com/dea…e=3
If you want to know whether you can get fibre go on here, put your postcode in then click on the coloured icon where your exchange is. It will tell you if your exchange and green cabinet are ready: superfast-openreach.co.uk/whe…en/
- nirvanaman
Anytime calls available (includes 0845 and 0870) for £7.50/month extra.
- nirvanaman
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sorted byI went all the way through to the final confirmation button and canceled it. In the end, it just didn't feel the right choice to me. I think this is probably one of the best deals of the year for most, just not me.
I haven't had fixed line broadband since moving into my current accommodation in 2012. I was lazy in the beginning, didn't want to fork out 130 for activation and more on "line rental" (free money to BT, nowhere near their real maintenance/investment cost) than my all-in unlimited data mobile phone plan cost (15 quid for 3 One Plan), just for a few hours of web surfing a day on my computer. There are better, cheaper providers than BT (at both ends, cheaper than BT like PlusNet or faster than BT like Virgin) but the issue for me has always been the ridiculous line rental, especially bad when I never use it to make calls. In fact, I don't connect a phone because all I get are nuisance marketing calls even being ex-directory. It's like an insult that gets worse every year, it'll be 16.99 a month (or 13.32 equivalent if paid upfront) next year and many pay this just for broadband, not actual phone use with mobile being much more convenient. With this deal, TBC are basically paying your line rental. I've never seen that before. Including free line activation is also rare.
As I was reviewing the final confirmation screen, trying to plan for the engineer visit over a months time away, having to deal with cancellation in just 12 month's time and finding somebody else (almost certainly back to paying the rental), the importance of the cash back amount (I've never had issues, but what if it doesn't track this time), the voucher not really being 100% value (Sainsburry's isn't good value/convenience to me), majority of my internet use being outside the home and almost all of my internet needs being achieved over my smartphone (which this wouldn't replace) I backed out in the final step.
If the activation was available sooner (days not weeks), the cash back an absolute guarantee (like the voucher) I would have gone for the cheap option (2 quid a month) for home automation.
That's my justification anyway, go ahead order this, as I said before it's a fiver a month for fibre and under 2 quid a month for regular broadband.
Only 38Mb? Life is tough isn't it....
The same as Camilla winning next years National.
As I am quite fond of my head being attached to my body, I will clarify. Camilla is a local gypsy horse who occasionally chomps on my front garden. We call her Camilla because she looks like a horse.
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Mine just tracked but for £84.
I already had BT Line Rental.
Placed an order on Friday morning but didn't have MAC code. Order didn't track.
Entered MAC code into order and seemed to be accepted, however couldn't track BT order.
Phoned BT this morning, was told that my order had failed (no idea why), they then cancelled my order.
Open new browser (Safari, I usually use Chrome).
Cleared all history / cookies.
Logged into Top Cash Back
Searched Top Cash Back for BT
Found the deal for 38mb Unlimited, £10 a month with sainsbury's £100 voucher, TCB stated it would be £105.
Clicked through and signed up for the BT deal, didn't take the line rental in advance option.
Got a order confirmation from BT
Got an email from TCB within an hour saying it's tracked at £84.
Thanks for the deal, I'm happy.
Found an old thread if it's any use:
community.bt.com/t5/…231
Every service is the same I let them get a couple of questions in then state -
"I appreciate part of your job is to string this out until your customer loses the will to live but I've given you all the details you need AND I've already spoken to Sales to check if you could match it they said no for a 12 month contract. Therefore PLEASE just issue the MAC code, I have been patient."
Seems to work.
Stay tuned guys I WILL follow this up and get back with an update........
BT are called Bloody Terrible for the reason. EE's customer service is woeful but BT's ain't much better...
New with TCB of £140 - like you, will move on again at end of term
Thank you once more
It's laptop. And they are stupid.
Or clever, I don't know. But I suspect that none of us will get our cashback. If mine hasn't tracked within the next couple of days, I'll cancel.
Good luck, anyway...
I ordered last night, my payment is already pending within TCB. So hopefully all ok!
Line rental saver £159.84
Activation £30
Delivery £6.95
Broadband 12x£10 = £120
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Total cost £316.79
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Less:
£100 Sainsbury voucher
£157.50 topcashback
-------------------------
£59.29
which divided by 12 = £4.94
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Mine is tracking already, 4 hours since its gone through
tcb shows 151 not 157 but still good.
Also is this truly unlimited. im with sky expirring in January. in a conundrum asto what to do.
Just hope the TCB gets tracked!
And I'm secretly disappointed I didn't get the increased cashback myself!
Thanks Ob1 will give it a go now
Taken out of context. Also stated lower "Broadband 12x£10 = £120"
People need to read the whole original post for the maths, bizarre how a bit of division seems to go over people's heads.
Yes, so you could go to anyone else for a year and take advantage of another TCB/Quidco payout then after that rinse and repeat.
Look up their traffic shaping policy- they dont throttle ANYTHING on unlimited fibre This is THE deal of black friday so far- £5 per month including fibre AND line rental is pretty dam good
switched from sky adsl to this. Good deal just hope TCB tracks and pays out!!
Do i need a mac code? I just read someone mentioning mac codes and sky?
thanks OP + contributors
If your current provider is LLU at the exchage then you don't need a mac code, BT will take care of that part.
Hopefully it would have tracked by then!
Yes, can't beat fibre for a fiver or regular broadband for 2 quid a month when line rental alone is at least a tenner. Hence my waffle/rant about rental line costs. This is a great deal, wasn't knocking it, hope that would have been clear.
I am aware unlimited tethering will be reduced to 4GB a month and rate increases to get like for like on minutes. The cheapest new plan still at 15 (12 month contract) with unlimited mobile data, 4GB tethering, and 200 minutes (don't need them) is good enough. Unlimited (25GB in reality for me) mobile data is key for me, 4GB of tethering is good enough for those things that absolutely need computer. Under 20 quid a month works for me. If 3 start messing around further with pricing or severly cutting mobile data, I would switch to EE's 15GB for 20 or 25GB for 30.
The thing for me is my phone data usage won't be much impacted by having home broadband. This would be a nice bonus/backup at good value for the 12 months (if I don't move house). I would never have said this 5 years ago, I was paying 60 quid for duplex line but then had a tiny screen phone I only used to text/call not surf the net and watch videos.
Thats for standard broadband (up to 17Mb speed)
OK Simple,
Talktalk recently upped their fees with effect from 1st December 2014. I understand once that happens, I can call and quit for a different provider. So I rang them around 7pm today and told them that AS A RESULT OF THE RECENT INCREMENT IN BILLS WHICH TAKES EFFECT FROM 1st December, I am QUITTING talktalk FOR ANOTHER PROVIDER. SIMPLE. They tried to convince me to stay. I was told I have up to 2 days to CANCEL MY CONTRACT WITH THAT REASON. So you can exit the contract just by using the price increment as an excuse. Not sure of the law but I think they are legally obliged to let you go as a result of the increment. They have 2 ways of canceling the contract. One is giving 30 days notice and the other is switching to another provider, that is the option you have to use. If you can record the conversation, it will be in your own good as talktalk can sometimes behave like Gangsters. lol
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