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Vodafone broadband. From £21 month including landline. Use the link and get £50 Amazon gift card. Unfortunately you have to wait for 4 months. I have signed up to the 76mpbs serv… Read more
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Get a £70 amazon, pizza express, tesco or debenhams gift card from gift cloud when you sign up to this fibre deal. £25 per month essentially for £19.17 38mb fibre broadband, with … Read more
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CHEAPEST ADSL AROUND! TalkTalk - Total cost £154. Only £17 per month - NO SET UP. + £50 Amazon vch at Giftcloud
£154Giftcloud Deals
Available until Thu 22 Feb , this ADSL unlimited broadband and line rent deal is open to new and existing customers signing up to a 12-month contract. The deal's available to 9… Read more
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Just choose how much data you need for everything else £10 2GB £15 5GB £20 15GB Endless social data + 2, 5, 10GBfor everything else Endless calls Endless texts End… Read more
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If you're new to Vodafone you can get a a £10 Big Value Bundle SIM through this link and receive a £10 Amazon voucher until 11.59pm on Wed 28 Feb. The £10 Big Value Bundle usuall… Read more
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Worth using this if you're going to pick up a SIM card from Carphone Warehouse - basically money for nothing. £35 gift card to Marks and Spencer, Currys/PC World, House of Fraser o… Read more
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3 months free on selected annual SSE boiler cover packages PLUS receive a £50 Gift Card @ SSE (e.g. £12.40pm for 9 months = £111.60 for the year before gift-card)
£111.60Giftcloud Deals
Decent little offer this if you are looking for boiler cover. :3 You can get 3 months free on selected annual boiler cover packages, as well as receive a £50 giftcard! Examp… Read more
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Choose from M&S, Argos, Amazon or John Lewis. Terms and Conditions Receive a £5 eGift when you sign up to 1 month trial of Which? for £1. This offer is not available for pu… Read more
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Get 15% Off these Zalando digital gift cards with code: FASHION15 which will mean a £25 code will cost you £21.25, £50 code for £42.50 and a £100 code for £85.00
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free £50 amazon voucher with sim only plan on Vodafone (direct) via giftcloud would be great to go with the £20 sim only Vodafone deal that's gone red hot recently
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Unlimited Mins, Texts & 4GB 4G Data + £60 Amazon Voucher & 6 Months of Spotify/Netflix £19.80 pm @ Giftcloud
£237.60Giftcloud Deals
Until 1st Feb newbies to Vodafone* via the above link can pay £19.80/mth fixed for a year for this corking Sim deal. Factoring in all the freebies it's by far the best around. 6 … Read more
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Great for last minute prezzies or if you're stuck on what to get a teenager! Get 15% Off these iTunes gift cards with code: ITUNES which will mean a £25 code will cost you £21.25,… Read more
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From 21st December Giftcloud will be offering 20% off all Currys / PC World evouchers - So some huge savings to be had and it'll run up until Christmas Eve, for example £100 worth … Read more
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Buy any American Express travel insurance policy via the Giftcloud deal link and you will receive a £10 e-voucher e.g. Amazon, Argos, M&S etc It applies to any travel insuranc… Read more
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£15 Nintendo eGift Card for £12 when using voucher code SALES20. Great for anyone wanting to buy during the Nintendo Sale from 29th Jan onwards.
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Firstly. Goto Virgin Holiday's Website and get a quote, Then phone up your local Debenhams store (Speak to the Virgin Desk Area to match the online price. Confirm that they will a… Read more
I had Vodafone fibre but I cancelled after 20 days the router is not great it Kept going off line and internet was so slow going so I went back to sky and was offered sky q box with entertainment fibre broadband and line rental no install fee for £33 a month so my advice would be stay well away Vodafone not worth the hassle
This has already been posted and of or those in Virgin areas, they'll offer you £23 for 50MB and £26 for 100MB (no TV) with a £50 credit on your first bill. I'm no expert so won't say if that's better or worse.
I come out in a rash at the mention of Vodafone now :(
its an ac router, dual band, i think everyone either hates or loves any isp out there, none of them are perfect
Just one question to those folks (disgruntled or otherwise) who have tried Vodafone? Is the router rated for 'ac' WiFi or just plain n? My BT Homehub 3 isn't ac (just n) and isn't even dual band. The Vodafone router might not be the mutts nuts but I suspect it will be better than what I have now.