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Ultimate Gig1 Bundle with Sports etc / O2 Sim + £200 bill credit or TV (£206 TCB) £85pm/18m - £1330 (£63pm effective) @ Virgin Media
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Posted 12 June 2023

Ultimate Gig1 Bundle with Sports etc / O2 Sim + £200 bill credit or TV (£206 TCB) £85pm/18m - £1330 (£63pm effective) @ Virgin Media

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After £200 Bill credit and £206 Topcashback - you will pay effectively £6.50
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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  1. GeekUnique's avatar
    GeekUnique
    Great value as got this a while back. Were you able to cancel/change O2 package as it’s a 18 month contract? (edited)
    Mark_Hickman's avatar
    Mark_Hickman
    I ordered same package in april, called o2 and cancelled within 14 days.
    Now just paying £60 per month to virgin and still getting 1 gig download, 100 upload and csshback still showing tracked.
    50359145_1.jpgYou also get a second tv box and sky movies which isn't mentioned in the post (edited)
  2. mhus1's avatar
    mhus1
    Can anyone break down how it works out at £6.50pm effective please ?

    I got it as £1330 (total bill cost) - £406 (TCB+CB) / 18 = £62.44

    Even with the 02 line cancelled it’s effectively £37.44 a month ? (edited)
    hassasin's avatar
    hassasin
    Typo I believe. As the OP mentions they switched to £8 per month sim. so it is definitely not £6.50/month for this bundle. Don't think we could handle heatwave and a deal that hot. It will melt us!
  3. MarkToTheMax's avatar
    MarkToTheMax
    50361226-PYNaZ.jpgOnly saying £63 plus new customers only ☹️
    sajidtg's avatar
    sajidtg Author
    U looking at wrong deal.
    Include TV deals aswell
    And then look for Ultimate bundle
  4. andypa1's avatar
    andypa1
    Bit disappointed today as an existing customer.
    Retentions called me just now after putting in my notice to cancel next month.
    Tried to get them to match this, but he wouldn't budge below £55 excluding a SIM.

    I talked through the theoretical situation of signing up in my wife's name as a new customer, going through TCB.

    He said "Virgin media will cancel the install and send it back to TCB" Does anyone know what he's talking about?

    I've gone ahead anyway and signd up in her name anyway, and will cancel the o2 sim when it arrives.
    Expecting the £200 bill credit, but expect the TCB not to track.
    djdope's avatar
    djdope
    £55 is a great price, why didn't you go for it?
  5. Shaun_Clapperton's avatar
    Shaun_Clapperton
    Sorry to jump on the post but I'm wondering if anyone can help me?
    I switched from BT to virgin fibre the day after my BT contract was up but BT have still been billing me! I assumed Virgin would tell BT about the switchover ? I phoned virgin and they told me it was upto me. No one told me at the time of the switch I had to sort it.
    Is there anyway I can stop paying the bill which stands at £200 (disgrace) that's for 2month internet believe it or not ! That's exactly why I switched. (edited)
    KodaBear's avatar
    KodaBear
    That's correct. You need to give BT 30 Days notice to cancel and disconnect your services. They will still be live right now if you check.

    You only don't need to tell BT if you are switching to another provider that use the same Openreach network. Since Virgin Media have their own network infrastructure, you can have both active at the same time together and no need for one to get involved with the other for switching purposes.

    Unless you are explicitly told otherwise, it's never a good idea to assume something will happen automatically.
  6. 777jrg_'s avatar
    777jrg_
    My contract with virgin is about to end and I have now given them a deadline / cancelled. They have given me the best price of £32 a month for 512gb that I can then transfer to 1gig connection with Volt for free. Is that a good price or you think I can squeeze it a little more?
    MeneerSmith's avatar
    MeneerSmith
    I used chat today to end my virgin 350, as it is contract ending next month for me, and the £34.50 down to £26.45 in the pic posted above was like the deal I had that they wanted to put up to £56 from next month when my contract ended.

    Obviously had no intention of paying £56 for 350mb, double no intention since I hardly use virgin line now.

    Contacted them on chat to cancel and they offered me same 350mb speed at £16 a month which was £40 a month cheaper than the default price I would be moved on to at contract end next month and half of the £32 it was when I signed up (before cashback and discounts) in my initial contract in Jan 22.

    I would definitely look for more discount.
  7. Muzwell's avatar
    Muzwell
    Regarding cancelling the O2 within 14 days, do we know if this is "allowed" or just not being picked up i.e is there a risk the package price does go up if you cancel the sim?
    KodaBear's avatar
    KodaBear
    It’s not allowed formally. In VERY rare cases the account will undergo an audit and they’ll see it’s closed in the 14 day cooling off period. But if they do they’ll simply remove the Volt benefits rather than charge you more.

    If at that point you really want Volt benefits back again you’d just decide if you want to pay for an o2 SIM. Or if you want to upgrade and pay whatever the fee is to do so without Volt.
  8. Little_Casper's avatar
    Little_Casper
    I hate the fact Virgin take two months upfront and their new venture with O2 means their sim cards are practically useless now, I noticed a massive drop in signal and speed when they went from EE to O2 and I live in a big city too. I switched to Three and their signal is much better, plus I can actually get a good 5G connection within the city centre.
    KodaBear's avatar
    KodaBear
    O2 was actually a good network before the merger. It’s the fact that o2 piled on a load of new customers by moving the Virgin Mobile brand to their network AND then also advertised Volt benefits to sell a bunch of new o2 SIMs as well. A massive load on their network while doing very little to invest in their infrastructure or boost bandwidth capacity meaning their data is effectively useless in places.

    EE has been the UKs best network for a long time though. And if you’re coming from that nothing will ever feel as good.
  9. adil171's avatar
    adil171
    I P T V
    tho_nee's avatar
    tho_nee
    I was using IPTV until I got this. For 60£ we get 1 Gig internet and all the channels + netflix.. Especially the sports watchers, you get all the sky and bt channels with this..
  10. anthony69's avatar
    anthony69
    I never use TCB now or other cashback sites because things tracking is just so hit and miss. And even if your purchase does track 6 months down the line your tracked payment of £200 may then suddenly be declined!. I've been there and raised missing claims against suppliers but largely I just felt ignored and that I was being a nuisance when I chased it. Suppliers are usually very slow at responding to cashback sites too, hence this game of ping pong may go on for many more months. Too much hassle.
    Jabaltariq's avatar
    Jabaltariq
    I agree with you on this. TCB have been very unreliable, at one point I just under a hundred pounds balance, didn't withdraw it as I did feel to, and planned take when needed. Anyways went after some time and my balance was zero. I enquired with them, but they just said there was no record of me having a balance on account. Never used them since.
  11. Dhavj's avatar
    Dhavj
    So could I clarify ..

    £85 a month .. you can get £200 bill credit + 206 TCB

    If I were to ring and cancel the o2 sim in effect the bill will be £60 a month

    Do I still get the £200 bill credit and 206 TCB?
  12. Pritesh_Depala's avatar
    Pritesh_Depala
    I have this package already which expires in October. Can you get this package again under a different name under the same household?
    KodaBear's avatar
    KodaBear
    Yes. But unless you’re really bad at haggling, you’ll get better than this by negotiation with outbound retentions anyways.
  13. kcjh82's avatar
    kcjh82
    Can anyone explain how to do this and get the topcashback and bill credit?
    sajidtg's avatar
    sajidtg Author
    As mentioned in OP.
  14. smit1606's avatar
    smit1606
    If you just have internet with virgin already, is it impossible to get the TCB? My current virgin just broadband deal expires start off August.
  15. J_N's avatar
    J_N
    Has anyone managed to get this as a renewal offer? £200 bill credit / TV
    WhaleTrain's avatar
    WhaleTrain
    I had a retentions outbound call to me about 30mins ago as I'd handed in my notice.

    He explained that the most he could do was £65 (inclu. £25 O2 SIM) and waive the install and 2nd box cost via his Manager - I tried to get him down further but he wasn't budging.

    He's calling back at 2pm to discuss further but it'd work out only an extra £2 (after the £200 bill credit) anyway so £65 doesn't seem bad.
  16. avfc456's avatar
    avfc456
    I wonder what Will happen with BT sport once I it changes to TNT and whether this will still be included with the virgin package?

    Is UHD an extra on top of this price?
    badgerhud's avatar
    badgerhud
    Apparently the 4 bt sports channels will still exist on virgin and sky under the new branding... Not sure how the discovery app will work
  17. Tuplag's avatar
    Tuplag
    How long until TCB tracks?, Worried mines not tracking :/
    panyg's avatar
    panyg
    Mine took about 36 hours, I was worried too
  18. ReZeaL's avatar
    ReZeaL
    Will you still get TCB £206 if you change or cancel the O2 plan?
    andypa1's avatar
    andypa1
    who knows, I think it unlikely
  19. Ammar.S's avatar
    Ammar.S
    Anyone still waiting for TCB to track?
    Will the fact that the name on Quidco is mine and took out the virgin deal in my wife’s?
  20. L88's avatar
    L88
    This must be about to come back on an offer any day now I hope 🙏🏻. Last time I got it they cancelled my order as I already had an o2 sim with the email address I purchased the Virgin deal on 😡😡😡. Their system apparently couldn’t handle that. Pathetic! (edited)
    Ammar.S's avatar
    Ammar.S
    Ah you literally just missed the deal again a few days ago. But it keeps coming back, they should do another one in a couple weeks for the start of the season. Just keep checking every few days 
  21. Ammar.S's avatar
    Ammar.S
    Yes they always bring it back every few weeks so keep checking
  22. L88's avatar
    L88
    This deals back on, posted on HUKD by another user.

    How do you change your o2 tariff, can it be done without ringing up?

    Does anyone know if you are supposed to have a tv etc for the installation part of it?! I’m moving into a new house and wanted it installed before putting down a new floor so I’ve booked it for installation before I’ve got any tv (or anything) in the house. (edited)
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