£120 off Virgin TV, line rental, weekend calls and broadband

Former_MSE_Archna · 2 June 2009 at 12:21PM

What's the deal?

New customers signing up to Virgin Media cable bundle via special cashback website Quidco can get £120 cashback - £60 more than usual. This ends Fri 5 June so go quick!

What's available?

The £120 cashback applies on all Virgin cable packages. So for example, over a year you'd normally pay £280 for landline, TV, weekend calls and broadband which is an average of £23.33/mth. (Inc free installation & a £20 online discount). With this deal it's £160, an average of £13.33/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.

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.

WARNING! Cashback site payouts are never 100% guaranteed.

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.

How to get this deal

Register at Quidco. If you're not already a member join (it's free)cashback site Quidco*. It takes £5/year off your total cashback paid so if this is the first cashback deal you've done you'll get £115.

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!)

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rihsahs · 3 June 2009 at 9:32AM

Hi guys,

Please if anyone knows, is the cashback valid for non cable virgin since they dont have it in my area.Thanks for the help

Edinburghlass_2 · 3 June 2009 at 9:42AM

£60 for non-cable packages, have a read of Quidco notes.

Simran · 3 June 2009 at 10:19AM

Is this available to existing customers who wish to upgrade (eg from XL TV, phone & BB to XXL BB, XL phone & TV?

Thanks!

vish28 · 3 June 2009 at 12:23PM

does anyone know if you can take out just a phone and tv pack for a total of 11 pounds per month (lowest package) and still qualify for cashback? Or must you take broadband too?

Quidco states 120 back for all cable package / bundles.. the way i see it the above is a package!

Thanks

chrislad1 · 3 June 2009 at 12:25PM

Just a note reference cashback and Virgin Media. Last August my parents and myself applied for 2 separate full accounts through "We Promise To", who advertised £100 cashback for each account.
Both accounts are still up and running and no payments ever received for the cashback.
After some 10 months of investigation the website "We Promise To" has finally advised that Virgin will not honour the cashback promise. In conclusion don't expect to get cash back from Virgin

[Deleted User] · 3 June 2009 at 1:07PM

I've only just ordered mine last week with an installation date of mon 08/06... tv (m) + phone line + BB (xxl)

Anyway of getting the deal, i.e. cancelling and re-ordering yet somehow keeping the installation date?

stevenmather · 3 June 2009 at 2:15PM

if i move line rental from virgin to BT, will i have to move my broadband to virgin too?

i'm very happy with the price/performance of my current broadband, and so dont want to move that if i can help it.

thanks

steven

Sharon_Heenan · 3 June 2009 at 2:23PM

Just called to cancel sky sports and a few other packages and I was offered 20% off my current subscription for 6 months. Made a saving of £9.20 and I get to keep all my packages, for not much more than the cost of removing the sports package alone:j.

littlemrtinkle · 3 June 2009 at 2:33PM

cashback is always a bonus and not a right, i have had loads cancelled or rejected over the years with no valid reason. please bare this in mind. But if you get the cashback this is a great deal.

HopelessUnbeliever · 3 June 2009 at 2:49PM

Hey, newbie here, long time reader etc. etc.

Can anyone tell me why quidco has given me £65 of credit for signing up to this? Is it the case that it can come in installments? Just seems strange as the only two options were £60 or £120, and I'm in no mans land.

Cheers

£120 off Virgin TV, line rental, weekend calls and broadband

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