Telecoms giant Virgin Media is giving away the pricey bundle which will ensure customers never miss a parcel again
Virgin Media is back with another enticing giveaway, ideal for those looking to enhance their home security. The telecoms giant has just unveiled a new deal offering a Eufy video doorbell and home camera package when customers sign up for certain plans such as the Bigger Combo bundle + Sports HD option.
Virgin is also offering a £150 bill credit instead, which can be applied to accounts to help lower monthly bills. To assist you in choosing the best package, we've compiled a comprehensive list of all the offers available. All freebies are available when signing up with an 18-month contract with a free setup fee.:
Biggest Combo Bundle: Priced at £79, this bundle includes 132Mbps broadband, all Sky Sports channels, Sky Cinema, over 195 TV channels and Weekend Chatter. Extras include Eufy cameras or a £150 Bill Credit. Check out the deal here.
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