Virgin Media improves triple for £19.50 offerTuesday, September 8th 2009 Virgin Media is now offering two months free on its £19.50 for TV, broadband and phone package. Broadband provider Virgin Media is offering customers the chance to get an even better deal on its triple for £19.50 a month bundle.
People subscribing to the offer will now get two-months' free service, as well as free installation and £20 off their first bill if they buy online.
Under the deal, subscribers will get the firm's Large internet deal offering up to 10Mb fibre optic broadband, in addition to the Medium and Medium Plus TV services giving them access to over 65 channels including Sky 1, Living and Bravo.
In addition they will get the Medium phone package with unlimited weekend UK landline calls.
There is no need for subscribers to have a BT phone line, although they will have to pay an extra £11 a month for a Virgin telephone connection.
Anyone wanting a HD TV experience can add a V+ box for a one-off fee of £49, plus £5 a month.
Virgin Media Triple for £19.50 - 2 Months Free |
A total of 1.5 million premises are now able to access fibre optic broadband services from BT. Clodagh Murphy of Eclipse Internet has given her backing to Ofcom's calls for customers to be better informed about their likely broadband speed. Ofcom has revealed that the average speed of home broadband has increased. | The beta version of the Virgin Media Player has been released. The number of people signed up to 50Mb broadband with Virgin Media rose by 28 per cent in the second quarter. Ofcom's report into broadband speeds in the UK has been warmly received by Virgin Media. |
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