Sky broadband

[veganite]

My parents needed help in changing their phone/ broadband provider because their bills are expensive.

 

Today, I signed them to a deal from sky, but this deal seems too good to be true.

 

It is a 12 month contract with phone line and broadband at a cost of £192.00

 

But they will also receive £192.00 in marks and spencer vouchers.

 

I am just wondering what the catch is? Essentially the phone line and broadband are free for a year because of the vouchers!

 

Is there a catch to this?

[AndyOrch]

Brilliant on its own

Free

for 12 months (then £10 a month)

+ Sky Line Rental (£15.40 a month)

Join Sky Broadband Unlimited without TV and receive a £100 M&S voucher^.

 

Join without TV

 

 

Seems legit...if its the only way they can get customers:madgrin:

[veganite]

but it is £185 voucher and not a £100 voucher.

 

i do not understand the deal because the amount in M&S vouchers is 20p more than the cost of phone line and broadband per year

[Conniff]

I took up the offer of a £150 Sainsburys voucher with BT Infinity 2. It was only this voucher that persuaded me to take it.

Edited September 5, 2014 by Conniff

[veganite]

The £150 voucher also seems a good iffer. But I guess that you would pay more than £150 to BT for their service.

 

What I cant understand is that the vouchers from Sky are valued at 20p more than the yearly charge for phone line and broadband.

 

I have learnt that if something seems too good to be true then it usually is untrue. I've looked for the catch in Sky offer and cant see any catches - and I cant understand why they would give vouchers for a retailer and the vouchers are worth more money that what they will receive for phone and broadband.

 

Its not a problem.. I am just curious.