Cheap o2 Broadband: 20 Mbps Unlimited package for £5.17/month

saintalan

jiveaddict wrote: »

Update Message: Good news, I see from the Quidco Website that they've now extended £70 cashback until 19 January.:j

Rob

I asked this on the previous offer and never got an answer but where can you actually see the expiry date?

Cheers

Alan

allthatmularky

saintalan wrote: »

I asked this on the previous offer and never got an answer but where can you actually see the expiry date?

Cheers

Alan

Click through to the Merchants page and its 2/3rds down the page on the right hand side.

saintalan

allthatmularky wrote: »

Click through to the Merchants page and its 2/3rds down the page on the right hand side.

Thanks, I assume you mean the merchants page on Quidco. It's just not there for me. It's no big deal but I am concerned that I am not displaying everything.

I'll try clearing cache.

Cheers

EDIT: Strange Savvy Tips do not appear in the Google Browser but fine in IE and Firefox! I really must give up on Google!

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sjc_2

Just moved to O2 Broadband myself, last night in fact. With my O2 Mobile Discount going for the Premium Account it works out as £88.11 for 12 Months £18.11 after QuidCo or just under £1.51/Mth :-D

TiVoMD

Hi all,

I was thinking of joining o2 home broadband deal as it is an excellent price, even though I'm on o2 PAYG.

I was wondering, could I join o2 on their Pro package (so I can get their version 3 router) and then downgrade to their Premium package (after say two months) without receiving any financial penalties for doing so?

Either that or does anyone have any experience of obtaining the Premium package with a v3 router upgrade?

I can't find any reference to changing your package in the middle of your 12month contract.
http://www.o2.co.uk/termsconditions/broadband

Thanks in advance,

Matt

Quentin

Under their old ts + cs you can change packages without penalty once a month.

But new customers are bound by different ts + cs which say:

We will advise you if it is possible to switch to another O2 Home Broadband package or tariff. Please contact us via your O2 online account or through customer service.

[Deleted User]

With Sky at the moment and thinking about switching over. Due to distance from exchange I get about 1.5Mb at best (not Skys fault).

Anyway, went via Quidco to O2 broadband. Post code OK, but phone no says not available, so I ring them.

They tell me it would have to be a special order since 20Mb is not available for me due to distance from exchange. Fair enough I reply, I was expecting that. However, I would still need to place a special order.

Since I cant now sign up online I'm guesinng I'm screwed for the £70 quidco cashback?

Quentin

[quote=[Deleted User];17713331]Since I cant now sign up online I'm guesinng I'm screwed for the £70 quidco cashback?[/quote]

Yes .

ffym

Signed up with o2 tonight via Quidco with no problems and £70 tracked within an hour or two.:j

Dubfreak

Hi everyone

I've been wanting to change to O2 for a while now but as my contract with demon is almost up it is worth while if i get the cashback.
I'm a little confused tho as the quidco site lists two end dates for the cashback offer,
the details below are a banner at the top of the merchants pages as a quidco exvlusive

O2 Home Broadband: £70 Extended!

O2 Home Broadband have extended £70 cashback until the end of January.


but the Savvy Tips lists
O2 Home Broadband have extended £70 cashback until the 19th January
anyone confirm which is right as I havent cancelled my old account and got a MAC yet so the 19th is gonna be a push.
cheers