Quidco £30 Broadband Bonus + up to £100 cashback Now broadband (First 2000 Opt-Ins / Selected Providers)

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£30 Quidco bonus
£100 Now broadband
potential 12 month cost £146
Monthly cost £12.16

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Quidco has currently Get a £15 reward when you sign up, the referrer also gets £15 campaign, if you want to use it you can do so from this .

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13th Mar
I wouldn't bother with this personally

Quidco put their offers on make them look tempting but don't pay out, I've just had one decline from December saying I didn't meet the terms and conditions of the offer.

I shopped exactly as I would and have done many times, they offer these Cashback bonuses but fail to deliver, will use Topcashback more now.

"On this occasion, the retailer has declined your cashback claim stating that you didn't meet the terms and conditions of the offer. This could mean that the product purchased wasn't eligible for cashback or that the specific terms listed on the retailer's Quidco page weren't met. Due to this, we will not be receiving the commission and we are unable to pass this to you as cashback."
14th Mar
It works but they are very strict so worth flicking through the terms. For example they might not allow you to use other discount codes. I had the £100 NOW Broadband cashback pay out last year.
13th Mar
What is the Now Broadband speed though? Last time I looked their "Brilliant Broadband" was 11Mbps
13th Mar
nowtv.com/bro…and

100, 63, 36, and 11 Mbps plans.
13th Mar
Trouble is their prices are all going to cost a lot more then £30 compared to others on the market over the course of the contract
13th Mar
What, even at £12.16/month??
13th Mar
My Virgin contract expiring early May, wonder if any of these may be a better alternative? Another incoming price rise, though guess they all do it at some point. Just after reliable broadband, not bothered about speed and extras, maybe just a basic phone line for light use. Now TV broadband reviews seem fairly low.
14th Mar
Now they're all going full fiber it does remove the unique sellling point that Virgin have had for decades.

With regard to price rises that they all do. I've had the April price rises with Sky and Virgin in the past. Now, even though they're part of Sky, don't seem to do that. I've always done the April phone call to negotiate and then the negotiation at the end of the contract when the prices nearly double.

At the end of my initial 18 month contact with Now, which I got on a similar £100+ cash back deal, they emailed to tell me the price would remain the same on a rolling contract, so I stuck with them for a few years beyond. The rolling contract price I had, was never beaten by any of the Now Broadband deals on HUKD either, as I was on a price from 18 month, 2 years, then 3 years previous.

I've only switched away very recently and that was to go full fiber on a very good promotion. If I switched away at the end of the contract Now Broadband would be the likely switch. (edited)