£150 off Virgin TV, line rental, calls & broadband

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New customers signing up to Virgin Media a cable bundle via special cashback websites can get £150 cashback - £85 more than usual.

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The £150 cashback applies on all Virgin cable product. So for example, over a year you'd normally pay £280 for the basic landline, TV, weekend calls and broadband which is an average of £23.33/mth. (Inc free installation & £20 online discount). With this deal it's £150, an average of £10.83/mth.

Remember a landline on BT or TalkTalk costs £11.25 alone, so this is a cracking deal, if you're planning on getting a Virgin package. However this just gives you the basic TV package which is pretty similar to freeview. For an extra £5.50/month you can add an extra 20 channels including Sky 1.

One important note is that making calls via Virgin, especially to mobiles, is expensive, so if you do get this package read the Calling Mobiles Cheaply guide to cut the cost.



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• Register at Quidco. If you're not already a member join (it's free) cashback site Quidco*. Quidco takes £5/year off your total cashback paid so if this is the first cashback deal you've done you'll get £145.

• Then click from it to Virgin. Once you're registered and being tracked at Quidco, use its links to Virgin, and you'll be on Virgin's site, just like normal. Yet this way your actions are being tracked and if you purchase it'll be registered to you.

• Be careful if you've visited Virgin recently. There's a very small chance in this case you'll have a cookie on your computer (a small piece of tracking info) that means the sale won't be registered to Quido.
  
  If you have you need to delete cookies; something you can do by following the instructions in your browser (usually either Internet Explorer, Firefox or Safari... if it's not one of these, you're probably a techie and know all about this!)

Update 13 August. TopCashback has reduced the amount it's paying to £130, making Quidco the better option.

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Cashback sites are specialist websites that list retailers/product providers and get paid if you click through them. Importantly they then give some or all of this cash to you. If you're new please read the Best Cashback Sites guide before continuing.

As cashback sites rely on retailers paying them, you can never count cashback as a sure thing until it's in your bank account.

* Using these links helps the site stay ad-free and free to use, as they’re ‘affiliated links’ which invisibly take you via price comparison services like Moneysupermarket or affiliate sites, this then means if you end up getting a product this site gets revenue
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