New and existing Sky TV (Sky Broadband) customers who sign-up for Sky Sports are being offered the option to get the Sky Fibre Broadband (‘up to 38Mbps FTTC) service “free forever“, alternatively they can opt for a £10 per month discount off the normally £20 per month Sky Fibre Unlimited service.
As usual there are a few obvious caveats to the deal, which is that customers would be required to maintain continuous Sky TV, Sky Sports, Sky Fibre, Sky Talk (voice calls) and Sky Line Rental subscriptions in order to remain eligible for the discount.
Similarly the “free forever” Sky Fibre Broadband service is restricted to a 25GB per month usage cap and usually costs £10 per month (outside of discount offers), unless you opt for the discounted £10 per month Sky Fibre Unlimited (normally £20) option instead. Mind you, nothing in this market truly lasts forever.
The Small Print
Free Fibre Forever Offer: 25GB usage cap. Available to new and existing Sky TV with Sky Sports customers (from £47.50 per month (pm)) taking new 12 month minimum terms for Sky Fibre, Sky Talk (£0-12pm) and Sky Line Rental (£17.40pm) and paying a £50 fibre activation fee where applicable (existing Sky Sports and up to 17Mb Sky Broadband customers only). Continuous Sky TV, Sky Sports, Sky Fibre, Sky Talk & Sky Line Rental subscriptions required to remain eligible otherwise standard price applies for Sky Fibre (currently £10pm with Sky Talk and Sky Line Rental). Not available with any other offer, unless otherwise stated.
Separately those who have no interest in Sky TV or Sky Sports can still sign-up to the various Sky Broadband packages at half price, but remember to add the £17.40 per month cost of line rental, £6.95 router delivery charge and £50 fibre activation fee – where applicable for existing Sky Broadband customers – on top.
We should add that Sky are also offering £10 off their normally £30 per month Fibre Pro (76Mb FTTC product) “forever”, although this is only available to purchase over the phone.
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