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Best deals on Virgin Media broadband bundles (UK deal)
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TL;DR: Get £125 bill credit on selected Virgin Media bundles, including the Bigger Bundle and Ultimate Oomph Bundle.
Believe it or not, there are broadband providers out there who will actually pay you for signing up to a bundle. This might sound a little far-fetched, but it’s true.
Virgin Media is offering up to £125 bill credit on selected TV, broadband, and phone bundles. You can get £100 bill credit on the Bigger Bundle, and £125 on the Bigger Bundle and Ultimate Oomph Bundle. This promotion is running until midnight on March 11.
Virgin Media bundles combine epic TV, superfast broadband, and intelligent WiFi. We recommend starting with the Big Bundle and then making it your own by adding your choice of TV, broadband, and phone packages. You can even enjoy a broadband speed boost by adding a superfast 4G SIM.
Not only is Virgin Media offering bill credit, but most of its bundles are also on sale. For example, the Ultimate Oomph Bundle is down to £79 per month, saving you £120 over the course of the one-year contract.
There has never been a better time to sign up to a Virgin Media entertainment bundle.
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