UK Internet provider BT Retail has cut the cost of its superfast broadband Unlimited BTInfinity1 (FTTC) and calls bundle to £20 a month for the first 12 months of service and added in a £50 Sainsbury’s Gift Card for good measure.
In fact the £50 Sainsbury’s Gift Card is available across all of the superfast BTInfinity packages, which falls in value to £25 if you take one of the ISPs standard broadband options. Customers will also need to take BT Line Rental from the equivalent of £11.75 a month when paid 12 months in advance or £15.45 monthly.
Unlimited BT Infinity 1
* Download speeds of up to 38Mbps (9.5Mbps uploads)
* Totally Unlimited Usage
* 2GB Online Cloud Storage
* £30 Activation Charge
* FREE HomeHub 4 Router
* FREE HomeHub 4 Router
* FREE UK Weekend Calls
* FREE Unlimited BTWiFi Hotspots
* FREE BTSport TV service
* FREE BT SmartTalk (use your call plan over wifi)
* FREE BT Family Protection and NetProtect Plus (online security)
* 18 Month ContractPRICE: £20 a month for 12 months (£23 thereafter)
It’s worth pointing out that the BTSport service includes FREE access to the BTSport 1, BTSport 2 and ESPN TV channels from 1st August 2013 with their related app / online player. This includes, among other things, 38 live Barclays Premier League football matches (including 18 top picks) and 69 live Aviva Premiership rugby games.
Incidentally BTVision has warned that a small number of its slower standard broadband and TV customers could briefly lose their Sky Sports 1 and 2 channels when BTSport launches in August. BT said it has developed a “new technology to stream Sky Sports 1 and Sky Sports 2 over copper broadband” but this won’t work for everybody, especially if your connection is too slow to handle it (we suspect this means sub-1 or 2Mbps speeds). Customers who lose the service will be compensated with six months of free broadband.
The new offer is expected to be available until 2nd August 2013.
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