My talktalk deal is expiring so thought I'd look at what is available. Found this with BT - Unlimited Broadband and Weekend calls for £24.99/month (or less if you pay line rental upfront at £205.08 for 12 months). They will give you £100 Mastercard (which you have to claim for I believe). You can also an additional £100 through Quidco so total cost is £87 for 12 months. Can't see a better deal available at the moment.
I also have BT mobile contract which will reduce by £5/month so really can't complain.
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kpmatthews
1 Nov 163#8
the prices seem cheaper if you go through quidco
i've just ordered:
BT Infinity 1 (the 50mb fibre line with unlimited usage) + weekend calls for £30/month
Sim card with 4gb data for £10/month
and i get £100 quidco, £150 mastercard and £60 amazon voucher
the amazon voucher is part of the sim card deal. above includes line rental. seems almost too cheap
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Anon32
1 Nov 16#1
I have BT infinity they try and rip you off on the cards though!
dinosteveus to Anon32
1 Nov 16#3
What are you talking about?
skgwho to Anon32
1 Nov 16#4
What cards?
Rich44 to Anon32
2 Nov 16#34
No they don't, you just have to apply for it after your go live date.
I moved recently & my card arrived 10 days later
vitor19771
1 Nov 16#2
Do they have international calls option?
Thanks
kpmatthews
1 Nov 16#5
assume the prepaid mastercard
westy125
1 Nov 161#6
The supposed £100 Mastercard that your actually paying for, nothing is free
davnav
1 Nov 16#7
after you do the deal with bt ,you then need to register for the reward card to come
kpmatthews
1 Nov 163#8
the prices seem cheaper if you go through quidco
i've just ordered:
BT Infinity 1 (the 50mb fibre line with unlimited usage) + weekend calls for £30/month
Sim card with 4gb data for £10/month
and i get £100 quidco, £150 mastercard and £60 amazon voucher
the amazon voucher is part of the sim card deal. above includes line rental. seems almost too cheap
skgwho to kpmatthews
1 Nov 16#9
Didn't see the amazon voucher anywhere but great effort.
miffyl to kpmatthews
17 Nov 16#61
It's now specified that both won't be paid:
Cashback users are not eligible for rewards, vouchers or other incentives offered on the retailer site
Cashback will not be paid in conjunction with any other offer, voucher or discount code unless listed on this page, or with any other discounts such as staff or student discounts
michaelgell
1 Nov 16#10
i got similar to this a few months ago.. infinity unlimited, bt tv (youview), bt sports
22.99 a month plus 205 line rental
152 cashback (tcb)
150 prepaid card
just waiting for the card but have the cashback already!
johnthehuman
1 Nov 16#11
What does this mean?
I just took Infinity 1 @ £12.50 p/m, with line rental saver up front at £205, plus £49 activation.
One week later, I received a £125 prepaid Mastercard. In January I will get £95 Quidco cashback.
Fibre broadband for 1 year, £254 - £125 - £95 = £34 up front. £12.50 per month (so £15.30 per month all in) - not sure where the scam is tbh.
kemptond
1 Nov 16#12
I've just ordered the same deal. £100 Quidco has fracked and I'm waiting for confirmation on the Rewards card....
kpmatthews to kemptond
1 Nov 16#16
you need to fill out a form once installation is complete. i think
winchman
1 Nov 16#13
Seems to be the best offer at the moment for normal(ADSL not fibre) broadband.
Samueltastic
1 Nov 16#14
it's showing up as 32.99 for me can't see the £25 option?
Samueltastic
1 Nov 161#15
ok found it through quidco
Mitster
1 Nov 16#17
Just spoke to Quidco, and they've advised that if they are not advertising the £100 mastercard reward via BT, you will not be able to claim both.
Ris7
1 Nov 16#18
I know people that claimed both in the past
kpmatthews
1 Nov 16#19
They are so should be ok
apostoliskt
1 Nov 16#20
how do you pre pay the line rental, i went through quidco but didnt get the option, it was the montly payments.
skgwho to apostoliskt
1 Nov 16#22
You can change this anytime by ringing them up.
kpmatthews
1 Nov 16#21
i went through quidco and it was one of the options
Rich44
1 Nov 16#23
Got £200 Cashback on BT plus the £100 card a few weeks ago plus unlimited 55mbps fibre for £10 a month flipping amazing deal even after I flipped plusnet off early & paid the penalty.
Not impressed with plusnet at all, they cap your upload to 2mbps instead of 10mbps without telling you, if you Google it you can find out but guessing it's hidden in the small print somewhere but at least it's the proper 10mbps with BT.
Plus I can sell the home hub 6 & you view boxes they sent that I don't need, winner lol
skgwho to Rich44
1 Nov 16#29
I do hate plusnet. Hoping BT is better...
Common Sense
1 Nov 161#24
BT calls packages are so expensive.
EE charge £6.50/month for UK calls 24/7, international calls and 1500 UK mobile calls. Nothing seems to beat this.
But nothing beats this line rental and slow internet deal in terms of price.
eggwich
1 Nov 16#25
I advised you not to use BT, despite being very attractive on the first year, after that they rip you off.
I just renewed the broadband bundle including BT sports and HD 3 months ago. I was bounded a two year broadband contract, they tried to keep you by offering HD channel and TV channel for free for a few months. You could 'try' to call up to renew the TV for free. They refuse to give it which is the reality, forcing you to pay more.These are their cunning strategies to rip you off.
In short, they are good to new customer only. Even though you jump to new company, you have to pay installation charge for that. Take plunset and sky if you can though their broadband are not as fast as the BT broadband.
Common Sense to eggwich
1 Nov 16#26
What stops you leaving after the 12 month contract? Don't many people just find a new deal if the retention deal is poor?
I see TalkTalk loosing customers with their sky high prices, yet claim to be cheaper than BT.
eggwich
1 Nov 16#27
No other good deal around the time when I renewed the contract. I mean the retention deal was not too bad only if they offer you free BT sports and HD and same terms as the broadband. The BT sports and HD has shorted terms than the broadband. In my case, broadband term is on two year, BT sports is on three months. They said you can call up to 'try' to get them for free when the BT sports deal expire.
After three months, BT refused to give them for free or you have to pay for them. As a result this retention deal became very poor because they don't put thing for the same contract term. Cunning tactics to trap you for a long brandband deal.
Elvis F Christ
1 Nov 16#28
It's a real drag, having to unearth all the 'booby traps' on BBand deals! There's always the 14 days cooling off period though ( I hope,..)
fizz
1 Nov 16#30
thanks for posting - I shared the BT Infinity 1 deal with SKY (my current ISP) and they did their unlimited fibre for £27 including line rental, no installation fee too, had to pay for the delivery of the new hub. BT (including installation and upfront line rental) with quidco was working out at £23 or £30 with just the mastercard. This way no hassle of waiting for cashback or quidco.
hashman
1 Nov 16#31
Why is bt saying they need to install a new line whereas i already have a phoneline with talktalk broadband?!?
Plus eariest appointment is 30th nov, way after my 14 day cooling period
Not ordering!
Common Sense to hashman
1 Nov 16#32
You are local loop unbundled and your line is with TalkTalk. They have to bring it back to the BT network.
Yes, TalkTalk has become so expensive. They are going to lose so many customers.
It is cheaper to get 2 BT lines one Fibre and one ASDL than get TalkTalk with Quidco and Mastercard deals.
sezzy70
2 Nov 16#33
Great deal - thanks
£90.00 Quidco has been tracked on broadband & Calls package
Rarnik
2 Nov 16#35
Anyone know about Origin Broadband. Hearing mixed things. Some suggestion that they used to be much better than now but that the loss of Digital region, impacted them, though I guess that would just apply to Fibre broadband.
There line rental saver deal is 172.49 upfront. Free broadband -12 month contract. Equivalent 14.37 a month and no faffing with cards and cashback. Better deals if you want to extend to 24 months but I'm not that confident.
Also possible cashback available at topcashback and quidco, at 36.75 and 35.00 rspectively.
No download limits, no Fair Usage Policy, no blocked websites, and no traffic shaping.
Free router, if needed, and no fees to send it and no set up fees, unless new line needed.
Thanks for this, im going to give them a try, fed up of BT mucking up my order at confirmation page and still charging me.
play21er
3 Nov 16#37
has this expired link says £32.99
Ris7 to play21er
4 Nov 16#38
it'll give you £24.99 when you go through topcashback or Quidco. I had the same experience yesterday but when i entered BT website through topcashback i got it for £24.99 per month (unlimited internet plus weekend calls ) and cashback tracked immediately at £101
skgwho to play21er
4 Nov 16#39
The offer is valid till 7th (end of this week) so get in quiiiiiick!
teamsavie
4 Nov 161#40
Hi I am trying to get this deal and add the premium tv also but I can't through Topcashback or quidco, any advice? TIA
Lilou123
7 Nov 16#41
many thanks. just ordered
maxmix
7 Nov 16#42
Can you go for this if you have normal BT Broadband or can you just upgrade without getting the £150 card ?
maxmix
BADSHA22
9 Nov 16#43
JUST WORKED IT OUT. ITS 174.00 IF YOU WANT UNLIMTED BROADBANK 52MB..
205.08 LINE RENTAL,
50.00 INFINITY ACTIVATION FEE.
9.99 HUB DELIVERY CHARGE
SO ADD THE 3 TOGETHER YOU PAY 265.07 UPFRONT COST. THEN 9.50 P/M. THATS 114.00 A YEAR.
TOTAL 379.07 - 125.00 = 254.07 - 80 = 174.07
125.00 BT CARD AND 80.00 FROM QUIDCO...
MrMeddle
14 Nov 16#44
sky deal I got 2months ago was £17.40 a month with free broadband and a £100 card. Sometimes you do get something free..
westeight
14 Nov 16#45
Don't waste your time ... the cashback is never guaranteed and BT cashback via TCB is payable in 7 weeks.
Ditto, the Mastercard BT are offering will be delivered within 90 days of activation. You hope.
I was paying £53.49 per month / £641.88 per year for Infinity 2 and weekend calls.
Now I'm paying £37.49 per month / £449.88 per year for EXACTLY the same package.
Yes, £16.00 per month / £192.00 per year less.
How? Just call BT and tell them you are moving to Vodafone because of the new 'No line rental' deal.
They will call you back within 48 hours to plead with you to stay ... :sunglasses:
solar77
14 Nov 16#46
quidco link requies you to br bacs member . is it easy to become one ?
shaney2k
14 Nov 16#47
Great price but their customer service is really, really poor. They still rely on Indian call centres who are from no fault of their own, poorly trained and don't understand English very well. Check out online reviews etc, in the end it's not worth the hassle.
nublets2k
14 Nov 16#48
I got a £100 Mastercard and £150 Quidco when I signed up in June. A neighbour did the same and also received both.
Sounds like people just forget to fill out the form...
horizon-in
14 Nov 16#49
Is BT home Hub 4 ok? Is it worth spending extra £50 on BT smart hub?
iz123456789
14 Nov 16#50
Is this deal stills active?
iz123456789
14 Nov 16#51
@nublets2k what is MasterCard? What can you do with it?
westeight
15 Nov 16#52
Have to be honest: I couldn't decide whether it was worth renewing for 2 years at a fixed £37.49 / month, or cancelling the lot and reordering afresh (wife) to get the £150 Mastercard + £99.75 TCB.
In the end, the savings far outweighed the 'freebies':
£384.00 saved by renewing for 2 years (2 x £192.00)
vs.
£249.75 (BT Reward Mastercard + TCB)
Also, that is £384.00 of my cash. Not £150 on a Mastercard I have to spend. Point being: the incentives offered by BT are nowhere near as generous as arguing down the price for a renewal over the phone.
Yes, it's an improvement. Is it worth £50? No ...
westeight
15 Nov 16#53
sharon6553
15 Nov 16#54
Thanks for the deal, signed up to it £125 mastercard + £141 topcashback (hopefully, without it still cheaper than Virgin offered), hot!
mysticjenny
15 Nov 16#55
Looking for a new deal, thanks op
balthiwan
15 Nov 16#56
Was connected yesterday after ordering Infinity 1 and line rental via TCB mid October. Successfully claimed £150 PP MasterCard just now (30 days delivery), and TCB tracked successfully at £105. The deal: £40 up front, £29.99 pm line rental, £150 MC, £105 TCB.
bagginsboy
15 Nov 16#57
You have to claim the prepaid card after your service goes live. you have 3 months from activation to claim and 12 months in which to spend the funds. mine came without incident a week after I claimed on the website and my cash back is also tracked and due to pay in november. so as long as you follow the instructions I don't see how they scam you out of the cards.
Qasim7
15 Nov 16#58
They screw you with all the activation and set up fees etc
Reebok Ron
15 Nov 16#59
Quidco terms say; "Cashback users are not eligible for rewards, vouchers or other incentives offered on the retailer site"
So it may track but I doubt it'll be paid.
Topcashback actually mentions the BT reward card so i'd expect them to honour it as well as the cashback. Only thing is I am seeing a £75 reward card from Bt going through TCB for the basic ADSL package.
Opening post
I also have BT mobile contract which will reduce by £5/month so really can't complain.
Top comments
i've just ordered:
BT Infinity 1 (the 50mb fibre line with unlimited usage) + weekend calls for £30/month
Sim card with 4gb data for £10/month
and i get £100 quidco, £150 mastercard and £60 amazon voucher
the amazon voucher is part of the sim card deal. above includes line rental. seems almost too cheap
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I moved recently & my card arrived 10 days later
Thanks
i've just ordered:
BT Infinity 1 (the 50mb fibre line with unlimited usage) + weekend calls for £30/month
Sim card with 4gb data for £10/month
and i get £100 quidco, £150 mastercard and £60 amazon voucher
the amazon voucher is part of the sim card deal. above includes line rental. seems almost too cheap
Cashback users are not eligible for rewards, vouchers or other incentives offered on the retailer site
Cashback will not be paid in conjunction with any other offer, voucher or discount code unless listed on this page, or with any other discounts such as staff or student discounts
22.99 a month plus 205 line rental
152 cashback (tcb)
150 prepaid card
just waiting for the card but have the cashback already!
I just took Infinity 1 @ £12.50 p/m, with line rental saver up front at £205, plus £49 activation.
One week later, I received a £125 prepaid Mastercard. In January I will get £95 Quidco cashback.
Fibre broadband for 1 year, £254 - £125 - £95 = £34 up front. £12.50 per month (so £15.30 per month all in) - not sure where the scam is tbh.
Not impressed with plusnet at all, they cap your upload to 2mbps instead of 10mbps without telling you, if you Google it you can find out but guessing it's hidden in the small print somewhere but at least it's the proper 10mbps with BT.
Plus I can sell the home hub 6 & you view boxes they sent that I don't need, winner lol
EE charge £6.50/month for UK calls 24/7, international calls and 1500 UK mobile calls. Nothing seems to beat this.
But nothing beats this line rental and slow internet deal in terms of price.
I just renewed the broadband bundle including BT sports and HD 3 months ago. I was bounded a two year broadband contract, they tried to keep you by offering HD channel and TV channel for free for a few months. You could 'try' to call up to renew the TV for free. They refuse to give it which is the reality, forcing you to pay more.These are their cunning strategies to rip you off.
In short, they are good to new customer only. Even though you jump to new company, you have to pay installation charge for that. Take plunset and sky if you can though their broadband are not as fast as the BT broadband.
I see TalkTalk loosing customers with their sky high prices, yet claim to be cheaper than BT.
After three months, BT refused to give them for free or you have to pay for them. As a result this retention deal became very poor because they don't put thing for the same contract term. Cunning tactics to trap you for a long brandband deal.
Plus eariest appointment is 30th nov, way after my 14 day cooling period
Not ordering!
Yes, TalkTalk has become so expensive. They are going to lose so many customers.
It is cheaper to get 2 BT lines one Fibre and one ASDL than get TalkTalk with Quidco and Mastercard deals.
£90.00 Quidco has been tracked on broadband & Calls package
There line rental saver deal is 172.49 upfront. Free broadband -12 month contract. Equivalent 14.37 a month and no faffing with cards and cashback. Better deals if you want to extend to 24 months but I'm not that confident.
Also possible cashback available at topcashback and quidco, at 36.75 and 35.00 rspectively.
No download limits, no Fair Usage Policy, no blocked websites, and no traffic shaping.
Free router, if needed, and no fees to send it and no set up fees, unless new line needed.
Anyone got any experience with them?
https://www.originbroadband.com/packages/supersaver-deals
maxmix
205.08 LINE RENTAL,
50.00 INFINITY ACTIVATION FEE.
9.99 HUB DELIVERY CHARGE
SO ADD THE 3 TOGETHER YOU PAY 265.07 UPFRONT COST. THEN 9.50 P/M. THATS 114.00 A YEAR.
TOTAL 379.07 - 125.00 = 254.07 - 80 = 174.07
125.00 BT CARD AND 80.00 FROM QUIDCO...
Ditto, the Mastercard BT are offering will be delivered within 90 days of activation. You hope.
I was paying £53.49 per month / £641.88 per year for Infinity 2 and weekend calls.
Now I'm paying £37.49 per month / £449.88 per year for EXACTLY the same package.
Yes, £16.00 per month / £192.00 per year less.
How? Just call BT and tell them you are moving to Vodafone because of the new 'No line rental' deal.
They will call you back within 48 hours to plead with you to stay ... :sunglasses:
Sounds like people just forget to fill out the form...
In the end, the savings far outweighed the 'freebies':
£384.00 saved by renewing for 2 years (2 x £192.00)
vs.
£249.75 (BT Reward Mastercard + TCB)
Also, that is £384.00 of my cash. Not £150 on a Mastercard I have to spend. Point being: the incentives offered by BT are nowhere near as generous as arguing down the price for a renewal over the phone.
Yes, it's an improvement. Is it worth £50? No ...
So it may track but I doubt it'll be paid.
Topcashback actually mentions the BT reward card so i'd expect them to honour it as well as the cashback. Only thing is I am seeing a £75 reward card from Bt going through TCB for the basic ADSL package.