Sky is running a flash sale on some of its most popular broadband packages
Sky is currently running a flash sale on some of its most popular broadband plans. The 150Mbps Full Fibre Broadband has gone back to its lowest price ever.
It’s now available at £23 per month but only until Wednesday, September 23. This speed is perfect for HD streaming, and new customers can be paid up to £200 in bill credit if they switch to cover and fees from their old provider.
It’s worth noting that, as Sky highlights, its full fibre is available to 79 per cent of UK homes, but not everyone will be able to get 150Mbps speed. Customers can use Sky’s postcode checker to check their eligibility.
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Sky also says its rates ‘may change’ during the 24-month term. But its customers are given the opportunity to cancel their contract if a price change is announced.
For those looking for other options, Virgin Media has similar deals. You can check out BT too, which is currently offering up to £200 towards leaving fees.
150Mbps Full Fibre Broadband
The package is now available at £23 per month, or approximately 74p per day.
For those opting for Sky’s 150Mbps Full Fibre Broadband, customers have left thousands of positive reviews of the brand on Trustpilot. One happy shopper wrote: “Works perfectly, speeds are amazing and a lot cheaper than Talktalk.”
A second shopper added: “I have my TV, mobile, and broadband with them. Impressed with the level of service, the price is also very competitive.”
A third Sky user commented: “I have been with Sky for 14 years and they have never let me down. Their broadband is premium tier, and their Sky Q is also high quality.”
Some customers, however, aren’t as happy with Sky, with one noting: “Having been a customer for almost 20 years, we recently cancelled due to high costs. Customer service has gone downhill significantly during this time.
Another bill payer said: “Went to transfer my broadband from BT to Sky. The service was excellent.
“I got a great deal, and I know exactly what will happen on my installation day and going forward.”