Free Broadband (1 year) when you buy a Tesco hudl tablet!

barrymung

Just spotted this:

http://www.hudluser.com/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=24

1 year broadband (Tesco) When you buy a Tesco hudl.

You have to buy Tesco homephone, though, at £14.90 per month, but this includes line rental along with evening and weekend calls.

A pretty good deal if you are in the position that you are 1. Buying a Tablet and 2. Are looking to change broadband supplier!

Edit: Also includes vouchers for 75% off your first 5 Blinkbox movies, £15 off your first on-line grocery order and £10 off at F&F clothing.

barrymung

Just checked, and tesco broadband is normally £2 per month if you subscribe to homephone, so a saving of £24 over the year.

Not massive, but if you are thinking of buying a hudl with clubcard vouchers then the price comes down to £60. Take off the £24 saving and the hudl is effectively only costing you £36!!

Use the F&F voucher as well and it'll have cost you £26..

If you also use the grocery voucher the hudl will have effectively cost you £11...

A 7" tablet for just over a tenner!! Well, you'd be rude not to!



(Yes, I know I'm making a lot of assumptions to get it for just over a tenner, but it just goes to show..)

movingon

This price is only if you are in a Tesco supplied area...........otherwise if they have to resell BT the charge is higher

teddysmum

You get free bb, with phone line, anyway, if you have either a Tesco bank account or mobile.

Shoog

Tesco BB is the worst I've had. My BB speed is usually slow but Tesco managed to do it even slower. Assume that the minimum speed they quote is the best case scenario, or just be ready to switch if it's bad for you too. Their support was poor when I was trying to get it resolved.

chanz4

Got to disagree, I used to be on O2 Tesco is giving over 8mb

Shoog

"O2 Tesco" ?

Tesco use O2 for their mobile network. As far as I know for home broadband they use the old Cable & Wireless network.

Where I am O2 broadband was supposed to be good, but that would be different equipment at the exchange from Tesco.

teddysmum

Shoog wrote: »

"O2 Tesco" ?

Tesco use O2 for their mobile network. As far as I know for home broadband they use the old Cable & Wireless network.

Where I am O2 broadband was supposed to be good, but that would be different equipment at the exchange from Tesco.

Just a case of a missing full stop.

Shoog

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davehills

Well, obviously Tesco broadband is dropping decimal points instead of packets..