Apologies for the looooong title. This one takes some explaining, so bear with me?
Righto, BT are launching their new deals tomorrow across the range of Broadband products. Not only is there ZERO activation fees (normally £49.99) they are throwing in some nice rewards also.
These run from the 9th June to midnight on the 15th.
Unlimited Broadband + Unlimited Weekend Calls-
£23.99pm + £75 Reward Card
Unlimited Infinity 1 +
Unlimited Weekend Calls -
£29.99pm + £125 Reward Card
Unlimited Infinity 2 +
Unlimited Weekend Calls -
£44.99pm + £125 Reward Card
(£9.99 Router Delivery fee applies to all packages)
All packages come with free BT call protect.
BUT WAIT! THERE'S MORE!
BT are offering their Starter BT TV package on top of these offers, and you can also get BT Sport for free until 1st August, then BT Sport will be £3.50pm thereafter.
Should you want a bigger TV package, they are also FREE activation across the board.
Take a look at the packages, and what's on offer, HERE
Surfs up!
Top comments
Meathotukdeals to mlewis5
9 Jun 174#15
Don't forget you may have already said that.
pandagrove
9 Jun 173#24
Why would anyone want to buy a package of any sort from the den of thieves and bullies that comprise BT?
They are vicious, heartless and inefficient. They set debt collectors on me when they actually owed me money and even when they had to pay up after I asked Oftel to bring them to heel, they couldn't be bothered to apologise.
Vile organisation - be warned.
All comments (90)
jayakaranganji
9 Jun 17#1
has this started, I am still seeing the reward of 100 only
jayakaranganji to jayakaranganji
9 Jun 17#2
its working from chrome. probably cache issue on mozilla firefox
vassy1
9 Jun 17#3
Thanks
jayakaranganji
9 Jun 17#4
Hi
Could you please brief about the £19.75 reward card deduction?
Philpottjaypee
9 Jun 171#5
Anyone know if this is available for existing customers too?
Kaz00ie to Philpottjaypee
9 Jun 17#11
I would be shocked if it was.
Geordieadam
9 Jun 17#6
This looks really tempting! Moving to a new place at the start of august, is it possible to order it now to start then ?
mlewis5
9 Jun 17#7
Dont forget Quidco as well!!
mlewis5
9 Jun 17#8
Dont forget Quidco as well!!
jamesross93
9 Jun 17#9
was just about to renew my contract with BT
is this just for new customers?
cant seem to find it on their website
*EDIT* just spoke to an online advisor, its for new custoemrs only
chami007
9 Jun 171#10
Don't trust quidco. I bought a bt broadband package few weeks ago. it didn't track. i found that it happened to many people. i would say try TCB.
Qwan
9 Jun 17#12
Damn.. literally signed up 2 days ago..
mlewis5
9 Jun 17#13
Dont forget Quidco as well!!
Meathotukdeals to mlewis5
9 Jun 174#15
Don't forget you may have already said that.
captainbeaky
9 Jun 17#14
TCB are offering £70 cashback + £125 reward card for Infinity & calls packages.
vassy1
9 Jun 172#16
I hope he didn't forget that
Meathotukdeals
9 Jun 172#17
We got a letter from BT a few weeks ago. infinity 1 for 10 quid a month for 12 month. Look at your junk mail.
WaftyCranker to Meathotukdeals
9 Jun 17#21
Sounds interesting. Any links to this offer ?
alebastra to Meathotukdeals
9 Jun 17#31
That's a one year old offer i think.
Buckyball
9 Jun 17#18
Showing £50 One-off costs for me.
NorwoodDeals
9 Jun 172#19
Not a bad deal, but we recently got out of our BT contract, they were less than hopeless afraid to say. Both service & customer service were shocking.
Believe it or not, moved to Plusnet (actually run by BT) and things have been great ever since.
Geordieadam
9 Jun 17#20
This looks really tempting! Moving to a new place at the start of august, is it possible to order it now to start then ?
Kindsaver to Geordieadam
9 Jun 171#29
Got this reply from BT:
"If you place your order today, on average it takes 5-10 working days from the order date to install broadband on an existing line and up to 2 weeks if you need a new line. You will be given the confirmed date on the checkout stages of the order form and you can pick a date if you want. You can order Bt broadband services up to 6 weeks in advance"
Slizzle
9 Jun 171#22
Having just got virgin I could not be happier away from BT.
But being in W12 and not being able to get broadband through openreach (thus being limited to ADSL with BT) in 2017 is a joke.
Speed difference is ridiculous, 217 Mbps vs 3-13 Mbps is like comparing warp drive to the wheel. And for literally £10 extra a month I am kicking myself for not joining virgin sooner.
That being said pull your foot out openreach as I'll need some competition when my deal runs out!
phead
9 Jun 171#23
If you take the basic TV package it adds +£50 one off costs, the other TV packages dont
pandagrove
9 Jun 173#24
Why would anyone want to buy a package of any sort from the den of thieves and bullies that comprise BT?
They are vicious, heartless and inefficient. They set debt collectors on me when they actually owed me money and even when they had to pay up after I asked Oftel to bring them to heel, they couldn't be bothered to apologise.
Vile organisation - be warned.
moobert
9 Jun 17#25
The title should be amended to remove the TV package as currently it looks like it is included with no upfront fee
merb0786
9 Jun 17#26
TV package comes with a £50 activation fee.
Leander5690
9 Jun 17#27
Get us on it then instead of the rubbish that we have to put up with from you
unconfirmed
9 Jun 17#28
Dont forget Quidco as well!!
Meathotukdeals
9 Jun 17#30
no. got the letter. phoned them. took the deal with a few alterations. more or less beat all the bt deals without the complications of being a new customer, changing phone number, cashback tracking, remembering to claim card if you even get it and then spending it etc. happy to give sky the boot finally and hoping the prices bt charge are the prices I agreed to. I recorded the whole conversation too because of what I'd read about them on here.
edit:paper letter thru the front door
Geordieadam
9 Jun 17#32
This looks really tempting! Moving to a new place at the start of august, is it possible to order it now to start then ?
Immoraliste to Geordieadam
9 Jun 171#33
There should be equivalent deals in August. It's prime time for Sky and BT as the football season starts and they desperately try to funnel in new subscribers through discounted rates.
phantomlord2110 to Geordieadam
9 Jun 172#34
I just placed an order online. I went via topcashback as well and now have £85.00 cashback pending, plus the £125.00 mastercard gift you get within 30 days after activation. I booked in my activation date for the 20th of July but my entry date for my new property is not until July 28th, so I called up and asked this to be changed. They weren't able to change today however said that I should be able to change this 24 hours after the order has been processed, and if not then I can call them in a couple of weeks time and re-arrange for a later activation / delivery date.
Hope this helps :smiley:
gazjon
9 Jun 17#35
The router supplied by BT is rubbish. I had two of them and each one kept disconnecting from the internet at sporadic occasions, several times a day. Bought a decent router, never had a problem afterwards.
Geordieadam
9 Jun 17#36
That does help! I have quidco, is topcashback a better option to go through? and di you have to pay the activation fee for the basic or did you go for the entertainment package? thanks!
phantomlord2110
9 Jun 17#37
Not sure what offers quidco do but if they have the same then go through them if they have cashback available as well.
I went for the total entertainment package. No activation fee's of any sort - just the £9.99 delivery fee. I went for the mini connectors for £20 as well though so £29.99 for me.
danflorin3
9 Jun 171#38
Not that hot...They offered last month.. 200£ reward card, 80£ cashback thru quidco buy I payed instalation fees 59.90..Unlimited fibre ( upto 52MB) 12 mnths contract for 27.99 month. So actually only 9.6£/mnth. Now that was a deal :smiley:
ramkmr to danflorin3
9 Jun 17#40
This one is £125 reward card and no activation/installation fee so nearly close
kidrock123
9 Jun 17#39
hot thanks.
this works out to half of what i'm currently paying virgin for a similar service.
xynthian
9 Jun 17#41
only for new customer right?
mcormack
9 Jun 171#42
existing customers qualify? (For TV Package) ??
mickgoodie
9 Jun 172#43
binned BT in April as they refused to give me another deal when my previous deal expired, so be warned after 12m they get all arsey.......went back to VM paying £30 pm for my phone/100mb cable so happy with that. To also top it off, also went back to Sky for only £21.50 pm for everything!
dante2000
9 Jun 172#44
I think it is worth mentioning that at the end of the contract they will charge you £31 to disconnect the line. Also if it happens that you want to cancel a couplle of days early they will charge you for the router.
PhoenixRising
9 Jun 172#45
I think that's normal with all providers. Why would you want to disconnect your line anyway? I switched my line to another provider and there was no charge.
danflorin3
9 Jun 17#46
Don`t forget 80£ cashback too :smiley:
SA12RRA
10 Jun 17#47
If you are at the end of your contract with them then cancel. onced cancelled, go back and get deal as a new customer. should work.
iibdii
10 Jun 17#48
can u not just get BT infinity on its on without a landline
imiskeen
10 Jun 17#49
Just had my Infinity installed from my order last month on the 11th May. when I ordered the offer was for £200 reward card. When I went to claim my reward there was no figure in the claim reward box? After hitting it I have received 2 x emails saying "Thanks for claiming your £100 BT Reward Card " One immediately after the other??
Now at the time I ordered the offer was for £200 cash back / reward card. Do you think I should phone them, or hope that they've got it right and will send 2 x £100 gift cards? Seems ominous to me, so I might call anyway. :disappointed:
What are the chances of BT making a mistake here.....? Should it definitely say £200 in the email...Duh..!..
Proveright
10 Jun 172#50
BT (Bl##dy Terrible) company. They were found guilty of failing to keep proper accounts. They sucker you in with a cheap deal, tying you up for a year. Then they will start putting there prices up here and there. They have software in the exchange that deliberately slows you down.
When broadband goes wrong or your profile needs resetting, you have to ring India, where some script kiddy will ask you to tell you to take off the wall plate and blame your computer, when the fault is in the exchange or line.
They will try and scare you off having open reach out buying saying you will have to pay a lot if the fault turns out to be inside the property.
I finnaly left them, and they still took a direct debit of more than they should. I had an email confirming there was no exit fee. Despite this when I chased for a refund there accounts depft said that my new provider had not done something right for the change over, buy would not tell me what it was.
confused BT accounts continued to bill me for 3 Months for a service they were not even providing! They even sent a letter threatening to cut me off, which my new provider said they could not do. Now BT of have presumably sold this ficticiuous debt to a debt collection agency who hound you with telephone calls and letters.
BT should have their licence revoked, they are not a fit company to be allowed to trade in my opinion.
JoeSpur
10 Jun 171#51
That's what I'm in the process of doing. How long before I qualify as a new customer?
foggy
10 Jun 17#52
Be prepared to do a dance to get the card when there is a technical issue with the online process. Get on the live chat, screenshot and learn patience. I finally got my £150 card this week and my TCB has been confirmed at £110 after 2 months. Worth it in the long run.
Tigga!
10 Jun 17#53
10 years with bt at my current property and with broadband quality got worse each year. the last year has seen engineers "fix" (er, they did nothing) issues monthly and often several times a month. i had bt infinity 2 with advertised 70mb download and was lucky o get 20mb it regularly dropped below 10mb.
virgin broadband was installed yesterday ...
stedoc1
10 Jun 172#54
BT have the worst customer support ever! I quote "Due to not having sufficient knowledge I can not help you" Then gave a number to phone to which you have to pay a monthly subscription. I will never go with BT again
JoeSpur
10 Jun 17#55
If I could get Virgin in my area I would! :disappointed:
JoeSpur
10 Jun 171#56
For all BT's shenanigans, when it works it work well.
I would say customer service generally depends on who you speak to and can be hit or miss, but the way the company and their system/departments are set up is a mess - it's almost like they can't talk to each other. I have spoken to some of the worst and most unhelpful customer service reps ever but also some decent ones too (the last one I spoke to was very helpful and sorted all my problems in one call).
The BT hub is probably still the best ISP router out of all I have used, but obviously not going to be comparable to a high-end router that is not atttached or locked down to any ISP. Again, when the service and router is working as it should the experience is very pleasing. Most (if not all) of the incompetence you will experience with BT will come from the company/organization itself rather than its services.
:man:
dante2000
10 Jun 17#57
I don't want to disconnect the line they do. I am moving to a different location. Checked whether I can move the line and the offer they had was hilarious. They wanted around 42 pounds for standard broadband when now I am getting fiber with a different provider for around £20. I am still challenging the charge as I believe it is illegal under EU laws.
Sky had no disconnection charge last year. They even refunded part of the subscription when I cancelled a bit early.
OperateOnMe
11 Jun 17#58
Just signed up recently but with higher activation fee, should I contact customer services for a refund on activation fee??
olivermills6
11 Jun 17#59
Is it new customers only?
bradford_dr
11 Jun 17#60
On mine, I decided not to tick any of the installation options - and therefore didn't pay any installation fee, jut the £9.99 delivery (went for infiity 1, entertainment extra)
karlosykes
11 Jun 17#61
not sure if this has been answered but yes you should be able to change the date
danflorin3
11 Jun 17#62
Try it and let me know, proably you had same offer like mine with 200£ card reward and 80£ cashback..so ..I don`t think they will refund fee for activation,Try it tought
spbingham
12 Jun 17#63
Worth ringing them back and seeing what they can offer, I started the switch from bt to sky and they offered me a better deal on infinity 2 than the one above.
1982
12 Jun 17#64
Did this change pricing? Unlimited Infinity 1 showing as £34.99/mth not £29.99pm as in OP?
Hucknallred
12 Jun 17#65
Any chance you could run that at 8:52PM instead & post the result :confused:
OperateOnMe
12 Jun 17#66
I signed up with the £150 card and £50 cashback, but only confirmed a £125 card! The lady from BT was actually very nice and said as a new customer its important to get things right at the start and refunded the activation fee, yeahhhh - not what I would expect from BT, have memories of 20 years ago endless calls trying to sort out something simple but things have improved.
Tigga!
12 Jun 17#67
just ran it again now after seeing your request. if i remember i'll try and get nearer your time tomorrow ...
united4eva
13 Jun 17#68
do it in someone elses name/other email address. I've done that before with BT.
united4eva
13 Jun 17#69
Basic TV package will add 59 quid activation fee. What a rip off, completely unjustifiable.
united4eva
13 Jun 17#70
Basic TV package will add 59 quid activation fee. What a rip off, completely unjustifiable.
united4eva
13 Jun 17#71
just cancel and start again under diff name/email. simples.
united4eva
13 Jun 17#72
just cancel and start again under diff name/email. simples.
united4eva
13 Jun 17#73
who would you recommend? I've had **** experience with Sky. And Virgin in my area are renowned as tripe with poor upload speeds.
Hucknallred
13 Jun 17#74
Just curious, I had to cancel due to overutilization. Mornings were fine, peak terrible. Looks like you're not in an oversold area. Nice speeds if you can get them.
Tigga!
13 Jun 17#75
Hucknallred
14 Jun 17#76
I was lucky to hit 5Mbps at 8:30PM on 100MB service. Hope it stays that way for you.
tonymcg
14 Jun 17#77
Just signed up for this, seems cheaper than the others at the moment
BristolBillyBob
14 Jun 17#78
I would rather saw off my own leg with a rusty steak knife than go anywhere near this lake of excrement of a company. Easily the worst organisation I've ever had the misfortune to come into contact with.
BristolBillyBob
14 Jun 17#79
...and address?
hawksface
14 Jun 17#80
Strange, our prices come up differently with BT...
The reward and £0 activation fees are all there, just more expensive. Plusnet prices are most appealing for me, but I'm currently mid-contract with them (want to cancel early based on the line rental prices changing, but would want to stick with them too, so kind of hoping for a decent retention deal that matches the new customer deals... who am I kidding though!)
BristolBillyBob
14 Jun 17#81
Ha, I thought Very's Trustpilot score of 1.6 was low... Heartened to see BT fighting back with a whopping 0.4! :confused:
my prices and package were all different when I got to confirming the order, I did it anyway will see what they say on chat tomorrow
Runnerz
14 Jun 17#83
Link doesn't work. Could you please re post the link for this deal. Thanks
k13
16 Jun 17#85
Has this expired?
stevex2 to k13
16 Jun 17#86
My 12 months contract with bt broadband has just finished, and they still say there is a standard HIDDEN "cease charge" of £31 if I leave BT. my fault for not reading the small print apparently
Same as for me. I will challenge this as under EU regulations they need explicit agreement to charge me. AFAIK having it in the T&C with "we might charge you" is not enough. Especially, that you cannot check whether they will charge you or not until they actually give you the number....
mur76
22 Jun 17#89
if you go through quidco or topcash comes up £29.99
19DembaBa19
18 Jul 17#90
I am with sky finishes next month
Is plusnet any good who would you recommend just need Internet for cheap
Opening post
Righto, BT are launching their new deals tomorrow across the range of Broadband products. Not only is there ZERO activation fees (normally £49.99) they are throwing in some nice rewards also.
These run from the 9th June to midnight on the 15th.
Unlimited Broadband + Unlimited Weekend Calls-
£23.99pm + £75 Reward Card
Unlimited Infinity 1 +
Unlimited Weekend Calls -
£29.99pm + £125 Reward Card
Unlimited Infinity 2 +
Unlimited Weekend Calls -
£44.99pm + £125 Reward Card
(£9.99 Router Delivery fee applies to all packages)
All packages come with free BT call protect.
BUT WAIT! THERE'S MORE!
BT are offering their Starter BT TV package on top of these offers, and you can also get BT Sport for free until 1st August, then BT Sport will be £3.50pm thereafter.
Should you want a bigger TV package, they are also FREE activation across the board.
Take a look at the packages, and what's on offer, HERE
Surfs up!
Top comments
They are vicious, heartless and inefficient. They set debt collectors on me when they actually owed me money and even when they had to pay up after I asked Oftel to bring them to heel, they couldn't be bothered to apologise.
Vile organisation - be warned.
All comments (90)
Could you please brief about the £19.75 reward card deduction?
is this just for new customers?
cant seem to find it on their website
*EDIT* just spoke to an online advisor, its for new custoemrs only
Believe it or not, moved to Plusnet (actually run by BT) and things have been great ever since.
"If you place your order today, on average it takes 5-10 working days from the order date to install broadband on an existing line and up to 2 weeks if you need a new line. You will be given the confirmed date on the checkout stages of the order form and you can pick a date if you want. You can order Bt broadband services up to 6 weeks in advance"
But being in W12 and not being able to get broadband through openreach (thus being limited to ADSL with BT) in 2017 is a joke.
Speed difference is ridiculous, 217 Mbps vs 3-13 Mbps is like comparing warp drive to the wheel. And for literally £10 extra a month I am kicking myself for not joining virgin sooner.
That being said pull your foot out openreach as I'll need some competition when my deal runs out!
They are vicious, heartless and inefficient. They set debt collectors on me when they actually owed me money and even when they had to pay up after I asked Oftel to bring them to heel, they couldn't be bothered to apologise.
Vile organisation - be warned.
edit:paper letter thru the front door
Hope this helps :smiley:
I went for the total entertainment package. No activation fee's of any sort - just the £9.99 delivery fee. I went for the mini connectors for £20 as well though so £29.99 for me.
this works out to half of what i'm currently paying virgin for a similar service.
Now at the time I ordered the offer was for £200 cash back / reward card. Do you think I should phone them, or hope that they've got it right and will send 2 x £100 gift cards? Seems ominous to me, so I might call anyway. :disappointed:
What are the chances of BT making a mistake here.....? Should it definitely say £200 in the email...Duh..!..
When broadband goes wrong or your profile needs resetting, you have to ring India, where some script kiddy will ask you to tell you to take off the wall plate and blame your computer, when the fault is in the exchange or line.
They will try and scare you off having open reach out buying saying you will have to pay a lot if the fault turns out to be inside the property.
I finnaly left them, and they still took a direct debit of more than they should. I had an email confirming there was no exit fee. Despite this when I chased for a refund there accounts depft said that my new provider had not done something right for the change over, buy would not tell me what it was.
confused BT accounts continued to bill me for 3 Months for a service they were not even providing! They even sent a letter threatening to cut me off, which my new provider said they could not do. Now BT of have presumably sold this ficticiuous debt to a debt collection agency who hound you with telephone calls and letters.
BT should have their licence revoked, they are not a fit company to be allowed to trade in my opinion.
virgin broadband was installed yesterday ...
I would say customer service generally depends on who you speak to and can be hit or miss, but the way the company and their system/departments are set up is a mess - it's almost like they can't talk to each other. I have spoken to some of the worst and most unhelpful customer service reps ever but also some decent ones too (the last one I spoke to was very helpful and sorted all my problems in one call).
The BT hub is probably still the best ISP router out of all I have used, but obviously not going to be comparable to a high-end router that is not atttached or locked down to any ISP. Again, when the service and router is working as it should the experience is very pleasing. Most (if not all) of the incompetence you will experience with BT will come from the company/organization itself rather than its services.
:man:
Sky had no disconnection charge last year. They even refunded part of the subscription when I cancelled a bit early.
Broadband: £29.99
Infinity 1: £34.99
Infinity 2: £44.99
The reward and £0 activation fees are all there, just more expensive. Plusnet prices are most appealing for me, but I'm currently mid-contract with them (want to cancel early based on the line rental prices changing, but would want to stick with them too, so kind of hoping for a decent retention deal that matches the new customer deals... who am I kidding though!)
https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/bt.com
http://www.productsandservices.bt.com/products/broadband-cease-charge/
Is plusnet any good who would you recommend just need Internet for cheap