By: MarkJ - 23 August, 2011 (1:41 PM) - Score: 3160
tesco uk logoSupermarket giant Tesco has launched a special offer that gives new customers 4 Months of FREE Broadband, no setup fee and 1,000 Clubcard points when they sign-up to one of their internet and phone packages (bundles) using the promo code "4MFCC-G" during registration.
Tesco Broadband with inclusive evening and weekend calls
* Up to 20Meg Download speed
* Unlimited downloads (FUP)
* No set up fees
* 1 Clubcard point for every £1 you spend
* Friendly UK call centre
* Inclusive wireless router
* Inclusive UK landline calls evening & weekends

MONTHLY PRICE: £8

Tesco Broadband with inclusive anytime calls
* Up to 20Meg Download speed
* Unlimited downloads (FUP)
* No set up fees
* 1 Clubcard point for every £1 you spend
* Friendly UK call centre
* Inclusive wireless router
* Inclusive UK landline calls anytime

MONTHLY PRICE: £12
As ever there are a few small catches to this, such as an 18 month contract and the need to pay an extra £11.75 per month for Tesco's Line Rental service.
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Comments: 4

asa logoMartin
Posted: 23 August, 2011 - 8:33 PM
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As ever - same old question:
do the prices apply to Market 1 exchanges ?
Martin
asa logoBTSUCKS
Posted: 23 August, 2011 - 11:08 PM
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Anyone further info on the "unlimted" downloads or rather the FUP?

At first glance it doesnt apppear a bad deal
asa logoAlan
Posted: 24 August, 2011 - 5:45 AM
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When I use their line checker it returns:-
"You can get Tesco Broadband. Unfortunately as you are outside our network area, we can't offer you our Broadband, Calls and Line Rental packages just yet"

I dont live in the Shetlands but Suffolk, so who operates their network ?
Is it O2 who runs their mobile service ?
asa logoBTSUCKS
Posted: 24 August, 2011 - 10:47 AM
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@Alan

I THINK (Not entirely sure) when they refer to "our" network that means its more than likely a resold LLU product, in which case it is probably C&W or CPW based.

You can check your exchange at...
http://www.samknows.com/broadband/exchange_search

If either of those are not available at your exchange then that is probably why their "package" deals are not available to you.

Their mobile product i believe is based on/delivered over O2s network, LANDLINE products AFAIK are NOT delivered via O2 infrastructure though.



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