O2 Priority Offers Prize to Cover UK Mobile or Broadband Bills for 1 Year
Customers of UK ISP Virgin Media and O2’s various broadband and mobile packages may like to know that their ‘Priority‘ app, which rewards existing subscribers with various special offers and discounts, has today announced a bunch of new drops and prizes available as part of its Blue Monday’s initiative through January. One of which will cover your mobile or broadband bills for 12 months.
The latest additions include the “chance” (i.e. you have to open the app and ‘tap to play’ every Monday for a chance to secure one of the offers) for members to have their O2 mobile or Virgin Media broadband bills credited for an entire year, as well as 25% off hair and beauty with Treatwell and 3 months of FREE Super Duolingo etc. “There will be over 160,000 rewards given away to Priority members this January alone,” said VMO2’s announcement.
In terms of the headline offer of 12 months free broadband and mobile. Priority members who win this will have credit for their 12 upcoming monthly bills for either their mobile airtime and device, broadband bill or Volt applied to their account. VMO2 will look at charges for next 12 months and apply one credit value to all months. But we suspect they’ll only be giving a very few of these rewards away.
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More likely to be a blue Monday if your with Virgin Media/O2. 🙂
Hopefully I can win the bill credit so I can leave without paying a fee. Their 5G is about 10x slower than Vodafone’s 4G where I am.
Would have liked the mobile being paid before I left O2, I still have access to Priority though for now.
Given “Blue Monday” was a marketing ploy to sell more holidays, can we put it to bed and stop sharing nonsense about it?
https://www.forbes.com/sites/carleysime/2019/01/21/blue-monday-isnt-real-so-why-still-talk-about-it/
https://croud.com/en-gb/resources/blue-monday-what-is-it-and-where-did-it-come-from/
Its not that blue monday though. It just what they call the promotion they run every Monday & their corporate colour is blue. They’ve been running the blue monday promotion for quite a while now, its not new and not related to a day in January. It just the prizes have been refreshed and it’s been ‘extended’ to cover January. They said the same last month too – extended into December.