Virgin Media goes 'two months' free' madFriday, November 6th 2009 New customers get two months' free on a range of Virgin Media's fibre optic broadband, phone and TV offerings. While it is common to see broadband providers offer the odd deal here and there, Virgin Media seems to have really gone to town with its latest batch.
Two months of free service are available on its three web exclusive bundles featuring digital TV, fibre optic broadband and home phone, with prices on those starting from £19.50 a month.
If that wasn't enough, the online-only deals also include free installation, which means new subscribers could also save up to £35 depending on which packages they choose to sign up.
However, the offers don't even stop there, as the company's so-called Double Deals featuring digital TV and home phone services are also available with two months' free.
Prices for those packages start at £5.50 a month – alongside a line rental payment of £11 a month - with the cheapest including 65 channels and unlimited weekend calls.
The announcement of the deals marks a busy time for the company, which is also offering its digital TV subscribers the chance to access the Nat Geo Wild channel for free for the rest of this month.
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