The six months’ free broadband deal offered by Sky has been extended, with new Broadband Unlimited subscribers being able to avail of it.
The existing broadband offer from Sky, due to expire soon, that offers six months of free Internet and calls has been extended to new people subscribing for the Sky packages.
As per reports from ISPreview.co.uk, residential homes have been allowed a longer time to make the most of the reduced rates of Sky Broadband and Home Phone Services.
The Shy Broadband Unlimited and Calls package generally provides broadband download speeds of up to 14 Mb, but there are some lucky users who have been able to avail of speeds of up to 20 Mb.
Data usage is unrestricted, which implies that users do not have to bother about shooting over their monthly data usage allowance.
In addition the users can also make the most of the inclusive evening and weekend calls to landlines in the UK.
The deal also includes a free Sky wire-free router which again goes to mean that these subscribers can access the Internet even when they are on the move and they can also avail if the unrestricted accessibility to the Wi-Fi hubs of The Cloud network.
Sky users will also get a free one year trial of MacAfee Internet Security Suite that offers IT security protection.
And last but not the least, the subscribers can also avail of a free voucher worth twenty five pounds from Marks and Spencer that can be utilised in the store in high street.
Normally users have to pay a monthly sum of 10 pounds for the Broadband Unlimited package and an added monthly sum of 12.25 pounds as line rental charges, but the new Sky customers would be in a position to make the most of the free six months broadband deal and save up to 60 pounds on their preliminary bills.
Irrespective of whether one is looking for browsing the Internet on a daily basis, or for unrestricted downloads or in fact a quicker connection, Sky states that they have something for everybody.
As mentioned earlier Sky Broadband Unlimited can be enjoyed even when the user is not at home by logging on at Wi-Fi hotspots from The Cloud.
