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Ultimate Gig1 Bundle with Sports Movies Netflix / O2 Sim + £150 bill credit ( £197 TCB) £85pm /18m £1380 (£65.72pm effective) @ Virgin Media
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Posted 13 March 2023

Ultimate Gig1 Bundle with Sports Movies Netflix / O2 Sim + £150 bill credit ( £197 TCB) £85pm /18m £1380 (£65.72pm effective) @ Virgin Media

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After £150 Bill credit and £197 Topcashback - you will pay effectively £65.72
I myself have this and I can confirm that you can cancel or change package for O2 sim straight away.
I changed to £8pm and got Volt applied - so getting 40GB data.

To obtain the cashback offer, please login to your Topcashback account, do broadband compare and follow the link from there.


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Edited by sajidtg, 15 March 2023
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  1. Joffanon's avatar
    Just moved away from VM. Absolute nightmare 👎👎👎
    jimbo001's avatar
    Where did you move to? Vodafone are offering me 1gig + unltd phone for £53 / month.

    Are they decent?
  2. stethorn's avatar
    Next April bill will go up and it will be percentage increase will be applied to bill amount before discounts, so in this case the bill will be about £150 pm. If the increase was the same as this year, around 15% , then that will be an additional £22 on your bill.
    jynxy2's avatar
    That is sneaky and I'm fairly sure most consumers would not be aware of that, and would assume the increase would be on the discounted amount they pay?
  3. Scrooge_McDuck's avatar
    I wouldn’t bother…Virgin upped my package by 30% from April! 30%!!!!!!!
    paully's avatar
    You're able to cancel. I did and I'm so glad I don't have to deal with them. Terrible company.
  4. rickj's avatar
    Good luck with VM when they dont honour some of the deal. Nightmare to deal with.
    Taksim_Red's avatar
    We've obviously had the same experience and most will discard our advice until it happens to them.
  5. nothingmuch's avatar
    Also note that your bill will go up next April with their new terms
  6. connoisseur's avatar
    Won’t it be better. If you buy this in. April. As if you buy now your contract will go up in April. Considering the original price of the contract is over £100 the increase will reflect on the original price. 
  7. zorbathegeek's avatar
    Good deal if you can manage to drop the sim. Wish I had thought of that!

    They were about to increase my bill by 25% but I contacted their WhatsApp service and had the increase removed. In fact I’ve been on this package for years at the same price.
    tgliverpool's avatar
    Hi,

    I took out top package deal with virgin with the £25 sim, I called o2 and managed to change the Sim to a data only sim at £10pm and it didnt effect my Virgin package. Try asking for something like that
  8. Redinho's avatar
    Mad how they do this deal for new customers but for existing customers it's massive price increases next month
    burga1982's avatar
    Mine was going up £7 I now pay £8 less than I was
  9. The_Heroic_Hulk's avatar
    if already on o2 you can take off the sim too, im paying £54 a month on same bundle from year ago as didnt need the sim.

    its a £25 contract, very expensive (edited)
    MrPole's avatar
    Hi, how did you manage to take off the sim? Seems like they won’t do it now
  10. Mark_M's avatar
    £85 a month! U lot are crazy. Iptv £40 every 6 months.. 4G router £120 upfront and £15 a month!
    spinks's avatar
    Paying too much for your IPTV
  11. Random1234's avatar
    Heat added! It reminded me that I need to call them to review my existing deal which is going up by £9
    sajidtg's avatar
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    I received letter too - but it clearly stats that my price wont change until current price offer ends -
    VM is bit random - some contract price don't change for the term and some get letters like you, but I am sure they will give you credit of £9 for next 6 months when you call them
  12. Mark_Hickman's avatar
    Is everyones bill supposed to be going up ? Been checking my emails wekly and still not received anything, im worried they've not sent email and it'll be too late to negotiate.
    But at the moment im guessing my orice was fixed for 18 months
    Markie_G's avatar
    Likewise...been waiting on the dreaded email saying the bill is going up since January...still nothing tho my present contract runs out in July so wondering if that's the reason 🤷🏻‍♂️
  13. Bingham1988's avatar
    Rip off
  14. boomish's avatar
    We just moved as well, took us 2 days of chat with VM then O2 as phone was on hold for over an hour! My god what happened to customer service.
  15. toodoo9011's avatar
    Cod doesn't work properly on their broadband so no for me. They seem to throttle the speed on ps gaming
    justabout72's avatar
    What are you gibbering on about cod don't work full stop. I have vm 500 and never have issues. Get good.... Lol
  16. jynxy2's avatar
    I re-signed up last summer to this deal and will now have £4 increase in the O2 SIM (but no increase the virgin package) next month. I cannot cancel the 02 contact directly. However, the email from virgin states that I can cancel my virgin contract "including my volt O2 SIM". Do you think this is correct? (edited)
    newbie68's avatar
    I am unsure re cancelling the sim, but you can as the OP has said and done, reduce the £25 sim to the lowest amount - say £8 and you will still get Volt benefits. I and many others have done this with no issues
  17. SunnyAllTheTime's avatar
    I’m on a gig internet with virgin already anyway to get his deal for new customers
    jynxy2's avatar
    Are you still in contract?
  18. brown_ambassador's avatar
    sajidtg - re: I myself have this and I can confirm that you can cancel or change package for O2 sim straight away.I changed to £8pm and got Volt applied - so getting 40GB data."
    can you confirm how and when you did this?
    i.e. call them straight after signing up? wait for o2 sim to arrive?
    And how do you know they won't then decline the £197 cashback?
    newbie68's avatar
    I think if your dependent on the cashback then any changes could threaten this. I changed mine also to £8pm but it was a good few months after I took the package. Cancelling is a risk I think. I have read that many have downgraded the sim cost easyily enough, but really bar the odd person (don't know them well enough to credit it) I've not heard of anyone cancelling the O2 outright. It must affect the contract and/or cashback
  19. gene_parmesan's avatar
    Good deal. I was offered £65 for this minus the O2 sim at the back end of last year (edited)
  20. neil.patelrmJ's avatar
    There is £201 cashback on Quidco plus an extra £50 boost (need to opt in) if anyone fancies risking it with them instead of TCB
    UncleClockwise's avatar
    I wouldn’t bother going through Quidco my £171 got rejected for no genuine reason and you can’t do anything about it apparently. (edited)
  21. jayuk666's avatar
    Was tempted to my from SkyQ. The wired multi room puts me off a little. Hoping the other half won’t mind the change in OS coming from Sky Q. Hmmm
    newbie68's avatar
    It's a big fall from Sky Q in my experience. A really clumsy, outdated OS. Sky Q is the best in the business, mind you I sacrificied that experience for better value and would do so again - but be prepared to be underwhelmed with their set up
  22. Markie_G's avatar
    Isn't this the same deal they were offering just after Xmas? I was going to go for it then...saw it on a Sunday night and by the Monday it had disappeared
    Markie_G's avatar
    Just noticed this is new customers only
  23. justabout72's avatar
    New customer service deal again. Last time I said to save me all the aggro of me cancelling and my missus opening a new account just cut me some slack and sort out some goods.. Didn't do too bad out of it manged to get 500mb and a few extra channels for what I was paying for already
  24. Craig1476's avatar
    Read over the new terms, price will increase from April 2024 at the RPI rate of inflation, as this annual price increase is provided for in your terms, there is no right to cancel given for this price increase from April 2024. I think a lot of people are going to be in for a shock thinking they'll be able to cancel or get the charges dropped, but as it's in the terms and conditions now it looks like it's a no go.
  25. Taksim_Red's avatar
    Lukewarm deal at best. This comes around every couple of months and was last available in February with an additional £6 off the monthly cost (reduced from £85 to £79) and a choice of £200 bill credit or 43" LG 4K TV worth £379.99. Bear in mind TCB could be declined if already receiving an incentive.
  26. Masfar's avatar
    Guys, I am on VM 500 and my biggest concern is ping/latency as I play pro/competitively in a certain fps title. Does anyone know what is the best provider to go for? I've been with VM for 10 years now and thinking its time for a change.
  27. skidr0w's avatar
    Got the 250mb /25mb and basic TV. £27pm but tcb did not track or show in account. I assume this was down to a delay in installation (1 month). So looks like I've lost out on £120. Lodged a claim ticket but nothing will be submitted for something like 70 days. So if you are banking on the cashback be careful it might never happen.

    Back to sky in 17 months as a new customer and vice versa. No need for loads of channels when you have apps and more apps (paid netflix from turkey).

    One thing to note, I got a "new TV box" from them with someone else's X 5 netflix profiles set up on it.

    So sending any kit back, sky included, remember and set to factory settings.
  28. YellowBits's avatar
    I signed up 3 months ago and still waiting for the fibre line to be installed...
    bargainhunter666's avatar
    What? You got the TV etc?
  29. Leftfootdynamo's avatar
    Currently waiting for a call from virgin about leaving. We’ve been given a letter from Toob broadband £25 a month 18 month contract free installation and £50 Amazon voucher…

    Virgin are saying they are likely going to Match it for me at £25 a month. If not I will leave but it sounded quite promising.
  30. ark.sez's avatar
    I just got my confirmation, it says I will get the bill credit after the first month's bill, however it states:

    "Your first bill will also include CR £150 for one-off costs such as installation, delivery and purchase of additional accessories"

    It doesn't explicitly say that the bill credit will be used to pay the monthly subscription bill? Or am I misinterpreting that?
  31. ark.sez's avatar
    I just got my confirmation, it says I will get the bill credit after the first month's bill, however it states:

    "Your first bill will also include CR £150 for one-off costs such as installation, delivery and purchase of additional accessories"

    It doesn't explicitly say that the bill credit will be used to pay the monthly subscription bill? Or am I misinterpreting that?
    cleverguy12's avatar
    Your monthly bill should be taken off your credit first and then once that is finished they will take it via direct debit
  32. ark.sez's avatar
    Thank you for clarifying much appreciated, I spoke with VM and they confirmed that is the case for those wondering.
  33. L4D's avatar
    in chat with customer rep and i have been said the below

    Like we have discussed, even you will cancel the O2 service soon. You will still pay £85 a month.
    The £85 is the discounted price for this bundle with or without the SIM. It's just that with the SIM included we spread the cost across all services. Hope that clarifies?


    anyone sucessfully cancelled the o2 for complete £25 off?


    want to secure this today as the £150 credit finishes today
    jimmynewyork's avatar
    I have just signed up for this today and it is 2 different contracts, one from Virgin for £60 and one from O2 for £25. I am sure the O2 one can be cancelled without changing the price of the Virgin one but can't be sure about effect on cashback and speed boost etc.
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