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Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology
Spread the word - don't keep it to yourself
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JPS
11 Mar 16
Was just browsing the net for broadband deals and came across this deal.

Sky and TalkTalk are currently rolling out their Ultra Fibre Optic broadband in York (the first city to have it). 1GB fibre. Not bad eh. The most amazing thing is TalkTalk only want £21.70 a month including the line rental for it, which is actually cheaper than some of their ADSL packages.

This is quite a niche deal as only a limited amount of people will be able to get this deal in central York, but it's still an absolute bargain for that kind of broadband speed. And they are constantly expanding the availability of it in York. There is a post code checker on the website.

Sky want £30 plus line rental (so £47.40) a month for it.

Hope a few of you can benefit from it :)

"For TalkTalk customers UFO costs no more than our current broadband packages at standard price. As with all our packages UFO broadband is totally unlimited with no sneaky caps or hidden charges. Superfast Fibre customers will actually pay less for faster, more reliable Ultra Fibre Optic broadband."
Top comments
topss
11 Mar 16 50 #8
https://metrouk2.files.wordpress.com/2015/12/ad_191793641.jpg
Dyslexic_Dog to bradkb
11 Mar 16 33 #9
​Why would you? If the world was due to end, I wouldn't spend my last hours deciding a broadband deal! :-)
format
11 Mar 16 23 #3
talktalk....unencrypted customer data in some of the worst hacks in the UK, worst peak speeds and customer service i've had to deal with and their retention service is frankly insulting once you are stuck on their contract.

a company i'd avoid like the plague regardless of price.
zx636r
11 Mar 16 22 #5
Was you supposed to post this on Tinder?
All comments (113)
rapid111111
11 Mar 16 11 #1
Might need to change it to 1 Gbps (1000 Mbps).
the 1GB or 1000MB could be inferred as an allowance
razyell to rapid111111
11 Mar 16 #45
Tech nazi
timinata
11 Mar 16 8 #2
I am their customer now and have bed experience. Can't wait to contact end and never again. I use normal broadband but still. I do not recommend this company.
Groovii D to timinata
11 Mar 16 11 #6
​I've got internet bed experience too :man:
sofiasar to timinata
11 Mar 16 #52
​bed experience?? can you teach me it too. I'm too crap in bed.
format
11 Mar 16 23 #3
talktalk....unencrypted customer data in some of the worst hacks in the UK, worst peak speeds and customer service i've had to deal with and their retention service is frankly insulting once you are stuck on their contract.

a company i'd avoid like the plague regardless of price.
bradkb
11 Mar 16 18 #4
Even if hell froze over and the world was due to end and I had to choose between the two, regardless of cost, there is no way on this planet ever would I consider either of these two providers, not worth it, sorry world, we end.
Dyslexic_Dog to bradkb
11 Mar 16 33 #9
​Why would you? If the world was due to end, I wouldn't spend my last hours deciding a broadband deal! :-)
zx636r
11 Mar 16 22 #5
Was you supposed to post this on Tinder?
UltimatePhoenix
11 Mar 16 #7
Works out at around 100MBps??? thats pretty fast!!
rohitmkiller to UltimatePhoenix
12 Mar 16 #86
​125 :wink:
topss
11 Mar 16 50 #8
https://metrouk2.files.wordpress.com/2015/12/ad_191793641.jpg
bargainhunter666
11 Mar 16 #10
Answer to your (op) questions ... No and yes
robertr
11 Mar 16 4 #11
Talk Talk, wouldn't touch them with a barge pole. After the widely published 'hack' of their systems last year where 157,000 customer details were taken, recently (this year) staff in an 'offshore' call centre were also arrested for data theft of Talk Talk customer details.
gmdlogan
11 Mar 16 1 #12
The internet speeds are OK for their fibre. But the routers they send out are appalling.

They aren't very helpful on the customer service front.
cynikill
11 Mar 16 2 #13
I was a talk talk business customer for 3 weeks. Despite them being unable to get my service working (2nd line, not their fault, open reach were absolutely hopeless as always), I was actually quite surprised by their customer services. TTB are nothing like the normal TT, they tried everything with open reach and when they were unable to get my 2ND line to more than half the speed of my main line, they released me from contract with no argument. If I lived In York, I'd see if TTB could offer the service. They used to be f2s before the big three started monopolising internet access so some of the decent UK team still exist. The problem I had was due CCA underground by cable. They went through a phase of buying appalling cheap cable and it's hopeless. It halves the speed of ADSL services which when you are only getting 5 normally is a disaster. I eventually managed to get Origin to fight open reach and after about 4 months, BT relented and swapped by line to an A class line. They don't own up to it but they grade their lines and know full well that some are junk. If you are lucky and get a decent engineer, you might get some help. it took 6 callous for me.
cynikill
11 Mar 16 #14
stupid auto correct. replace callous with call-out and by with my and the above makes a little more sense
ferkh10
11 Mar 16 2 #15
Would not sign a contract with, or give my details to Talk Talk, even if they were giving their product away.
I remember walking down the high street at the height of their latest hack calamity last year and they had Talk Talk salesmen in the street trying to get people to sign up and give their credit card details to a salesman There and then on a piece of paper; people were literally laughing in their faces. And rightly so.
buglawton to ferkh10
12 Mar 16 #88
Do you think it'd be possible to get Talktalk by giving the a fictional name and address?
Andi Keane
11 Mar 16 5 #16
I live on the first Street to get this and was offered a free 8 month trial as they needed testers

Even for free I said no to talk talk
MacPhisto to Andi Keane
11 Mar 16 #38
I had TT standard BB for about 2 weeks was an absolute nightmare, but was able to cancel without any charges. But free testing of 1 gig speeds, I could of been persuaded to join them again :wink:
BluesFanUK
11 Mar 16 2 #17
Good. Now this will force virgin to give us similar speeds. 4k pr0n are massive downloads.
Roger_Irrelevant to BluesFanUK
11 Mar 16 #26
​Don't watch pr0n on a 55" TV or above, any close-up scenes will scar you for life. o0

So I've heard.
royals to BluesFanUK
11 Mar 16 #56
virgin are a joke at mo, since my 152mbps upgrade my bb has got WORSE and is running at 1mbps
ollie87
11 Mar 16 4 #18
Look at this guy, still downloading his pornography like it's 2002.

Learn how to stream granddad.
Dyslexic_Dog
11 Mar 16 7 #19
Just think about us poor country bumpkins struggling along with 1.5meg (max) and you lot are being offered a gazillion megabytes. :confused:
Besford to Dyslexic_Dog
11 Mar 16 #33
So, so true. I have 38mb now that BT take fibre to the local cabinet (more than fast enough for any normal user) but Virgin are currently ripping up all our pavements and leaving a dreadful mess so that they can offer their 100Mb. Apparently there is government subsidy for them to do it (ie your money and mine) but they are not told to target areas with dreadful speeds and they are not required to 'make good' properly. Scandalous! :disappointed:
badgerrules
11 Mar 16 #20
I live 12 miles away, but recently left for sky. Their broadband may not be any better but I'm saving £40 a month with sky.
Disco Dave
11 Mar 16 #21
Been with both Sky and Talk Talk and never had anything but great service. With BT now and had a nightmare of an experience when I joined ,ended up getting a small amount of compensation. Then they tried to charge me £5 for BT sport, but as explained to them it was included free in my contract. So there is no 100% reliable company
robertr to Disco Dave
11 Mar 16 #30
BT Sport Lite (BT Sport 1) is included free while you are in a BT contract.

If you want all the BT Sport channels (BT Sport 1, BT Sport 2, BT Sport Europe (Champions and Europa League), BT Sport ESPN) then it is free if you are a BTTV customer, otherwise it is £5 per month (normally £19.99 but £14.99 discount while you are in contract).
nja1
11 Mar 16 2 #22
Don't know what to vote. Cold for TalkTalk but Hot for what they offer :S
Halloway
11 Mar 16 #23
Do you live in York? You have my sympathy.
steveDEAL5 to Halloway
11 Mar 16 #55
Would you like to explain why?

I'd give it a try rather than stick with Sky but I live 500m from the install area :-(
radiocaf
11 Mar 16 #24
Damn. Awesome deal. Kind of jealous of the people of York now. Birmingham next, maybe, TalkTalk?
kyeung
11 Mar 16 #25
This is a great deal for people who can get this. TalkTalk residential may have had some bad press recently with the hacks but for the price compared to Sky I personally think it's worth a try. Let face it, there had been other big companies like Sony that had been hacked in the past, that doesn't stop people using their service, right?
tinca
11 Mar 16 #27
When I stopped in Oxford on Monday I picked up two sources of Ultra Optic. I was jealous. So now York is a suburb of Oxford??
tek-monkey
11 Mar 16 #28
I had pretty good experiences with TT TBH, wouldn't hesitate to use them again if the deal was right.
support11
11 Mar 16 #29
So fast that FBI is going to have problem to spy on and catch your data.
milkmanchris
11 Mar 16 #31
Till the place floods again and we all have no connectivity for weeks.
jwph1985
11 Mar 16 #32
I was with talk talk years ago, pre fibre and although their customer service on the phone were useless, the people on their web forums were very well informed and the customer service people from there were both very willing and able to help out with any issues in my experience.
BigBuds
11 Mar 16 #34
Shame poppleton isn't included.
nlman
11 Mar 16 #35
Talk talk - ruddy awful company - why would you sign up with this outfit
kev1986
11 Mar 16 #36
It makes me want to move to York...
Jase79
11 Mar 16 #37
I live in York but not a available for me. Very good offer though. Heat
buddn07
11 Mar 16 #39
I read this as New York initially... was a bit sceptical. Time for coffee I think!
zebrum
11 Mar 16 #40
http://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2015/09/footpath-fixes-for-sky-broadband-and-talktalks-york-ftth-rollout.html

Mr Oxbrow said, “They dig holes then leave them for weeks on end … the whole estate is one big mess and I’ve been in touch with the council to see if there is anything they can do to move them on because we’ve had enough of it. It’s not going to be worth the hassle of having broadband and I hope no-one else is having to go through what we’ve been through.”
hugh1988
11 Mar 16 #41
This is not completely true, the government gave a grant to GigaClear to work on rural areas.
Besford
11 Mar 16 #42
Do you know how the subsidy works for the likes of Virgin? I'm furious about the damage they are doing (corporate vandalism in my view) but the local authority and politicians are disinterested. These are not emergency repairs - they are commercially driven and the reinstatement cost should reflect that.
usetheforceluke
11 Mar 16 #43
Cold - I live in London
BluesFanUK
11 Mar 16 #44
Nah nah. You want the high quality stuff, gotta download it :-)
ManiKz
11 Mar 16 #46
I find it quite funny with the amount of people haying towards talktalk. I've been with them for over 2 years now on there fastest fiber package and everything has been good other than the recent hacks but none of my details were stolen. if i could get gigabit fiber with talktalk I would. one of the only providers to offer truly unlimited downloads, I've managed a few terabytes in one month and that talktalk don't slow you down at all even during peak times, hot from me.
NogginTheNog
11 Mar 16 1 #47
I get 1Mb on a good day, makes me want to cry (or perhaps move to York). :smiley:
Still hot though!
rapid111111
11 Mar 16 #48
no
davycrocket
11 Mar 16 #49
I was on Talk Talk fibre £35.70 - moving to Sky Fibre £17.40 - no brainer.
HTFCLUKE
11 Mar 16 #50
I've just moved to talk talk, I pay £5 a month and get about 13mbs on speed tests. pretty happy with it so far tbh
ashmac
11 Mar 16 #51
1gb speed if there rolling this out virgin will be in trouble
f3rgy15
11 Mar 16 #53
Im on talktalk fibre large, £10 a month Since Dec 2014, its been very reliable! Shame its only in York, otherwise would have signed up if it was available in Bradford.
soldierboy001 to f3rgy15
12 Mar 16 #91
Get a long Ethernet cable.
flatpancake
11 Mar 16 #54
I would rather shoot myself in the face than go with talktalk again. just saying...

disgruntled talktalk customer,

Birmingham

(p.s good deal though :man:)
scott_87
11 Mar 16 #57
I live in York, about 5 mins from the city center yet still cant get fibre of any sort.... wish they'd implement fibre fully before improving it even more so for those that already have it.
bullet9t9
11 Mar 16 #58
Does anyone have any idea whether sky will cheapen there other packages. I'm not from York. But if there introducing 1gb speed. Surely 40 mb should be cheaper
tonge77
11 Mar 16 #59
Only Virgin do real fibre optic.
Bal to tonge77
11 Mar 16 #61
for the good it does their customers. Just left after constantly getting less than 10mb on their 152mb services everyday during so called peak hours.
amkhan to tonge77
11 Mar 16 1 #72
Is that right?, well you might explain to me why I have coaxial cable going into my house, a long with pretty much every other VM customer in the UK.
salamander123 to tonge77
11 Mar 16 1 #77
Sorry, this is wrong. Sky and TalkTalk are in a joint venture with an owner/operator of pure fibre networks called CityFibre. York is a pure fibre 1Gbps FTTP network sold as UFO, both Sky and TalkTalk are selling this FTTP product in this part of York as part of a initial roll out to about 15,000 homes.

CityFibre bought all of the Kingston Communications network outside Hull earlier this year adding 36 towns and cities to their network as well as building their own our fibre networks for business and government in places like Edinburgh and Peterborough. Doesn't take a genius to figure out that if UFO works in York for Sky and TalkTalk then some more cities will follow on.
BattleCat
11 Mar 16 1 #60
4k pr0n is so clear you can actually see the disappointment in their parent's faces :smiley:
shaz2sxy
11 Mar 16 #62
I've been talk talk for 4 years now. They have been good. My speeds aren't great but that's will any supplier(unless I go virgin). I had one issue when the outside line broke, but they fixed it quickly and reimbursed one months line rental for free without asking. everytime it comes to renewal they always give a good deal. also get a new router out of them every year.
Jase79
11 Mar 16 #63
Wouldn't entertain talk talk!!! Never had a problem with Sky & will be going back to them once my BT contract ends.
johnsymes
11 Mar 16 #64
Talk Talk? Do yourself a favor, pretend you are a talk talk customer and try to call them with a broadband problem. Unless they have improved dramatically be ready for a long wait probably followed by a disconnect on a chargeable phone call.
lanc1979
11 Mar 16 #65
14 months to go on contract, then bye-bye Talk Talk and good riddance.
Already dumped their mobile sim and abandoned my number of 10 years, after it got spammed to oblivion with PPI calls, no win no fee and "you've won a prize" merchants. Which started about two weeks after the supposed data hack which "never" happened and was a pure co-incidence according to Talk Talk.
If you've got shares in Talk Talk, I'd sell them now - think there will be a tidal wave of customers leaving as their contracts expire over the next year...
___Josh____
11 Mar 16 #66
So jealous, live in hull and I am stuck with kc and no other alternative
dart16
11 Mar 16 #67
If talktalk were supplying broadband for free and a free holiday to the caribbean i wouldnt sign, dont need the hassle!
soldierboy001 to dart16
12 Mar 16 #92
Never had much hassle myself when I visited the Caribbean.
Jonlogical
11 Mar 16 #68
I do live in York, not quite the centre. But Talk Talk never they make a good impression of being incompetent.
Insider9
11 Mar 16 #69
It might be the bottle of Shiraz I just had but this comment just made me spit all over my carpet. Only consolation is that the red has finished and I'm down to plain old vodka.

Oh yes and I wish I lived in York. Hot deal :smiley:
mepik
11 Mar 16 #70
I'm in the area where it has landed but can't find how to sign up. Is there a contact number?
tonge77
11 Mar 16 #71
Never had any issues me. Exchange right at the end of my street. Sky broadband is woeful i know that.
yomanation
11 Mar 16 #73
Avoid TalkTalk at all costs, my contract ends in 2 months and won't be renewing. Too unreliable and let's not even get started on the continuous attacks they experience due to their dodgy security.
misterfrostie
11 Mar 16 #74
The worst utility service I have EVER had bar none, how they manage to retain their customers is completely beyond me, ineptitude gone stark raving mad, utterly useless
jizadine
11 Mar 16 #75
Never had a problem been with them for years
richje100
11 Mar 16 #76
Been with tt for about 8yrs now, never had any trouble
misterfrostie
11 Mar 16 #78
Pray to god you never have any trouble in the future that's when they really show you how committed they are to customer service
dadazza
11 Mar 16 #79
I wished I lived in York, its a lovely place, oh hang on......
andiejn
11 Mar 16 1 #80
You have our sympathy.
Zetec Andy
11 Mar 16 #81
Pointless telling my mother in law and most people in the area as there all in hotels due to bloody flood damage!!!!'
TheGalaxy to Zetec Andy
11 Mar 16 #83
​That's a bit of an exaggeration. I live in York and only a few streets were really badly affected
antalmarius
11 Mar 16 #82
1 Gb/s ??!?!? Almost as good as Bucharest
vmistery
11 Mar 16 #84
Good to see someone has started to invest in infrastructure after the hopeless pair that are BT and Virgin. Just a shame it's talktalk !
AlanS181824
11 Mar 16 #85
1Gb fibre is being installed all through Ireland right now starting with the larger counties. I wish we had prices like this though!!
MeneerSmith
12 Mar 16 #87
Had broadband with SLY and it was just hassle after hassle, upgraded to fibre with talktalk for less than SLY wanted for BB, and the fibre with tlaktalk has been flawless.

If this comes to Glasgow I will be getting it the first day it is available.
ferkh10
12 Mar 16 #89
??
They need your address to provide the service and your bank details for you to pay :smiley::smiley:
curofone
12 Mar 16 1 #90
Here’s my two cents on the whole talktalk are rubbish and I would never sign up to them.

Over the last three years I have had Sky ADSL, then moved to BT 38mbps fibre and now I am with talktalk also on the 38mbps. Sky service was flawless for me, the service never cut out the router could handle streaming HD contents around the house wirelessly. When it was time to leave for a better deal then made it easy and the call centre are in the UK which always help.

Joining BT was easy enough thanks to Sky letting me leave my contract a couple of days early, however then when it came round to the turn on day of my new fibre nothing happened even after I had the text that said my new service was live. I called the call centre who said wait a couple of hours, still nothing, I called back and they did a load of test and it turned out the openreach engineer and turned the wrong house on. BT then said it I would have to wait for an appointment and they were only Monday to Friday between 9 -5, no good when I work full time. After nearly an hour arguing with a lovely lady (not sarcasm) in India I finally got her to admit the openreach engineers work weekends although only for business customers, and after a bit more arguing she finally relented and booked in an engineer for the next day (a Saturday). The speeds I got from my connection (at least according to the speed tests) was the full 38mbps I was quoted, however the BT homehub5 was rubbish, it was slow, it really struggled to stream HD videos around the house wirelessly and if you put under load it use to reboot itself, the wireless would drop out. I tried everything I could find on the net to get it better and nothing worked, in the end I ended buying two switches and wiring all my different devices to the HH5. The next load of problems came when leaving BT like I did when I left sky I did it online and it but the change over date (which I couldn’t change) was one day before the end of my contract, I spoke to BT about this whom said they were going to charge me over £50 for ending my contract one day early (something to do with wanting the HH5 back), I spoke to various people at BT to see if they would waiver this for one day but when they know you are leaving the staff become blunt and unhelpful.

Now Talktalk, personally I don’t care about the data theft, most of us have so much information stored on various website at some point some of it will go walkabouts. I don’t know about anyone else but I bank with HSBC and they have called me 3 times in the last 5 years to say my card details have been compromised and they need to send me a new card, ie my details have been stolen off their systems. Due to BT being t**ts regarding leaving them I had to cancel my switch to Talktalk and sign up again, I spoke to the English call centre to do this and they were incredible helpful and waivered the delivery charge of the router and gave me something else off if a I promised to sign back up which I did. I then had to speak to the indian call centre to get a refund on my line rental as I paid the whole year up front. This is where talktalk really fail, the indian call centre is useless, I must have spoken to 5 people in one call until one of them got what I wanted and even then the refund didn’t happen they just credited the money back to my talktalk account which is not what I asked for. So I had to go through the process again and finally got my money back. The speeds I get with talktalk feel the same as BT, ie my downloads go at the same pace however the speed tests state if I am lucky I am getting 25mbps, the router as for me has been far more reliable then the HH5, my wireless has not dropped out once and everything else is wired in.

The long and short of it as that all these companies have millions of customers and some point some of us are going to have a bad experience. Would I go back to sky yes, would I go back to BT no but that is not because they made it hard to leave and the call centre lied to me, it is because the hardware was terrible.
4yorks
12 Mar 16 #93
Yeah I got this on Wed, it says upto 1000mbps but I only get 600mbps download and upload.. Should I complain lol
soldierboy001 to 4yorks
12 Mar 16 #95
I think you know the answer to that but just in case you don't then up to means up to. LOL.
4yorks
12 Mar 16 1 #94
http://s16.postimg.org/mju7a36ud/Screenshot_2016_03_10_23_57_00.png

This is a speed test from this talk talk Ufo broadband. In response to my last post
cbrscorpio
12 Mar 16 #96
Do Not Under any Circumstances Use Talk Talk!!!...Worst in Universe!!...Check 'Martins Money' Criticism!!
RojBlake
12 Mar 16 #97
Talk Talk, the only provider who make delivering a letter to the other side of the planet, by hand, quicker than emailing it.
JPS
12 Mar 16 #98
​Beautiful!
omendata
13 Mar 16 #99
Who needs 1gb i barely use 10mb and even 5mb would be fine!
soldierboy001 to omendata
13 Mar 16 #100
The government says we do, so we do, ALL OF US.
bemad
13 Mar 16 #101
The whole "1GB" thing is just headline grabbing.

When Sky launch their Ultra Fibre Optic service there actually will be three packages:

Basic - up to 50mb, Plus - up to 100mb, Pro - up to 1gb download speeds.

These are - as always - "up to" and there are so many variables affecting them which can slow things down.

So whilst 1gb sounds amazing most people don't need it and won't get it anyway even if they opted for the top "Pro" package.

I don't know if TalkTalk are offering different tiers or just putting everyone on up to 1GB to begin with.
richje100
13 Mar 16 #102
If it's fibre right up to ur door surely u will get near enough the speeds they offer?
4yorks
13 Mar 16 #103
I wondered that too. but outside my house is a very small black wire and I mean small. its smaller than a USB charger cable to charge a phone, So I'm not sure its 100% FTTP. I haven't phoned up as its talktalk and the call centre is in India so I try to avoid it
bemad to 4yorks
13 Mar 16 #105
Does this black wire provide the landline as well? Or do they still use the BT lines overhead?
deany76
13 Mar 16 #104
So Spectre HD download in 1 min 16 seconds for you.
Thats 6,700 times faster than the 0.1 mbps on offer here- Spectre HD download in nearly 6 days
Luckily we have EE 4G so you are only about 12 times faster- Spectre HD download in 16 minutes

I doubt you would see that much difference in simple web browsing over about 50mbps (or even less) v UFO
richje100
13 Mar 16 #106
This should be fibre to ur cabinet, which is what u get normal fibre but did they dig up ur pavement to install more fibre cables?
4yorks
13 Mar 16 #107
Yea its definitely fibre to the house, they dug up the road at the back end of last year to install the cables, the company who installed the cable is called "city fibre". They then installed a fibre modem in the house. It does have a phone socket but on the fibre modem it says phone/data/voip etc so I think the phone line is actually a VOIP line. They have nothing to do with BT and are 100% independent
bemad
14 Mar 16 1 #108
Would be refreshing if they did away with the landline rental bit and just charged £20-£25 a month for providing the ultra fibre optic broadband, rather than force the rental of a landline in the mix which most mobile savvy people never use anyway........
BluesFanUK
14 Mar 16 #109
So was mine, been with Virgin for three years now, first 2 years were great on the 60Mbps package, then for about 12 months on the 152Mbps package it was ****. They finally fixed my area last month and my connection (now 200Mbps) has been flawless at all times.

Until Sky and BT offer those kinds of speeds at acceptable prices, they can f off.
Marker
16 Mar 16 #110
I've had rock solid 145-150Mbps speeds on Virgin since the 152Mbps rollout and they're about to send out a new router for the 200Mpbs upgrade so I'm hoping for continued success. Their CS may be shocking but their product is good when it works.
d1koo
16 Mar 16 #111
God, I don't even have fibre yet, stuck with 7mbps in central London. :disappointed:
tropicocitwo
21 Mar 16 #112
Why are they rolling out gigabit internet in a city full of 85 year old grandparents? Betsy and Reginald will be out having tea and crumpets, not at home torrenting blurays!
soldierboy001 to tropicocitwo
21 Mar 16 #113
So we can troll a lot faster.
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Bluetooth Speaker, Anker SoundCore nano Sold by AnkerDirect - Lightning deal

£6.99
£3.99 P&P + options Amazon UK10 Oct 17
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Sherwoods Curry Sauces. Various Flavours
3 stars +115

Sherwoods Curry Sauces. Various Flavours

£0.87 Tesco10 Oct 17
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XCOM 2 for the PC
3 stars +199

XCOM 2 for the PC

£11.20 Greenman Gaming10 Oct 17
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Google PIXEL XL 32 GB Sim Free - Black @ Currys Pc World & Carphone Warehouse
3 stars +187

Google PIXEL XL 32 GB Sim Free - Black @ Currys Pc World & Carphone Warehouse

£399.99 Currys10 Oct 17
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The Firm (game) now FREE
3 stars +168

The Firm (game) now FREE

£0.84 Google Play10 Oct 17
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Original Xiaomi Mi Robot Vacuum - LDS SLAM / Intelligent Route / Planning App w/code
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Bedsheets - King Size/Doubles/Single for kids
3 stars +122

Bedsheets - King Size/Doubles/Single for kids

£2 Poundland10 Oct 17
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Apple Airpods to £129
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Apple Airpods to £129

£129 £159 BT Shop10 Oct 17
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OFFICIAL LEGO STAR WARS 2018 ANNUAL
3 stars +150

OFFICIAL LEGO STAR WARS 2018 ANNUAL

£2.99
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National Curry Week M&S Indian Takeaway Deal - with decent veggie options too
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Resident evil origins collection (PS4)
3 stars +128

Resident evil origins collection (PS4)

£13.85 Base.com10 Oct 17
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TSB credit card 0% on balance transfers for 28 months, fee-free, plus potential cashback
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KENWOOD MINI CHOPPER - £6
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KENWOOD MINI CHOPPER - £6

£6 £24 Tesco Direct10 Oct 17
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JPEG Optimizer PRO with PDF Support now FREE
3 stars +143

JPEG Optimizer PRO with PDF Support now FREE

£1.79 Google Play10 Oct 17
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PowerAudio PRO Music Player now FREE
3.5 stars +207

PowerAudio PRO Music Player now FREE

£0.89 Google Play10 Oct 17
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[Xbox One] Q. u. b. e: Director's Cut on Deals with Gold
3 stars +101

[Xbox One] Q. u. b. e: Director's Cut on Deals with Gold

£2 Microsoft Store10 Oct 17
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Kids Foldaway Seat And Storage Box C&C
3 stars +182

Kids Foldaway Seat And Storage Box C&C

£4 £7 The Works10 Oct 17
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Washing up bowl / coloured tub Asda
3 stars +159

Washing up bowl / coloured tub Asda

£0.10 George (Asda George)10 Oct 17
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Ultimate Rotary Can Opener - WHITE AND GREEN with code
3 stars +141

Ultimate Rotary Can Opener - WHITE AND GREEN with code

£0.68 GearBest10 Oct 17
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Pyrex square dish 21cm x 21cm
3 stars +170

Pyrex square dish 21cm x 21cm

£0.50
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Whyte & Mackay Special Blended Scotch Whisky 70cl
3.5 stars +210

Whyte & Mackay Special Blended Scotch Whisky 70cl

£10 Sainsburys10 Oct 17
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Huawei Smart Watch with Link Band Silver
3.5 stars +294

Huawei Smart Watch with Link Band Silver

£149 Huawei Honor Store10 Oct 17
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ASUS G11CD Gaming PC
4 stars +361

ASUS G11CD Gaming PC

£499.97 Currys10 Oct 17
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iPhone lightning cable - super cheap (C&C)
3.5 stars +218

iPhone lightning cable - super cheap (C&C)

£1.97 Currys10 Oct 17
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Xbox One Elite controller PLUS either Middle-earth: Shadow of War or Forza Motorsport 7
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Lego Friends Calender
3 stars +168

Lego Friends Calender

£15.98
£3.99 P&P + options Amazon UK10 Oct 17
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Double LEGO VIP Points
3 stars +179

Double LEGO VIP Points

Lego10 Oct 17
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Graco Fast Action Fold Travel System in Bowtie Bear @ Tesco Direct (more in OP)
3 stars +106

Graco Fast Action Fold Travel System in Bowtie Bear @ Tesco Direct (more in OP)

£98 £200 Tesco Direct10 Oct 17
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Gears Of War 4 Steelbook Edition (Xbox One) (Open Box)
3 stars +129

Gears Of War 4 Steelbook Edition (Xbox One) (Open Box)

£12.99 Studentcomputers.co.uk10 Oct 17
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The Body Shop Sale Now On Plus 50% Code when you spend
3.5 stars +288

The Body Shop Sale Now On Plus 50% Code when you spend

£40
Free P&P 10 Oct 17
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