Telecommunications company Virgin Media is dishing out a free speaker worth £250 at retail price - which you can claim when you sign up for a certain plan.
As the summer weather returns for one last week in September, enjoying some time in the sun with food, drink and some music will be on many people's agendas.
If you aren't looking for a speaker, then customers can claim £150 bill credit instead, which can be used to reduce their monthly payments. So, how do you secure the speaker or £150 credit? Read on to find out more. If you sign up for any one of these three deals, the JBL speaker will be sent out to you in the post - happy days!
Next up is the Bigger Combo + Sports Bundle, which is priced at £65 monthly. This plan includes Sky Sports HD, TNT Sport, over 200 channels plus 264Mbps broadband and Talk Weekends. You also get 500Mbps broadband in this bundle. Just like the first two deals, this bundle is on an 18 month minimum contract plan, and there is no set-up fee required.Tech deal of the week If you are looking for a new smart watch but don't want to break the bank, Amazon may have the deal for you!
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