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24-month contract. Sky newbies only

Newbies to Sky can get its 500Mb broadband, digital line & Sky Stream TV (available to 70% of households). Its Stream TV service includes Netflix (with ads), Discovery+ and Sky Atlantic.

The deal costs £35/month (separately it'd be £43/month), plus you'll be emailed a £40 prepaid Mastercard or shopping voucher within four months of signing up (do check your spam). Factor that in, and it's equivalent to £33.34/month.

This is the same deal we featured in the MSE weekly email a few weeks ago, but for Black Friday, the voucher amount has been doubled.

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Via our special link

Newbies to Sky TV who sign up to Sky Stream* via our link by 11.59pm on Wednesday 27 August can get Sky's 'no-dish' streaming service, with Netflix included ('With ads' version, normally £5.99 a month), for £15 a month on a two-year contract.

Plus, you'll be emailed a choice of a £40 prepaid Mastercard or Tesco, Sainsbury's, M&S, John Lewis or Currys voucher (do monitor your spam folders). Factor that in, and it's equivalent to £13.33 a month.

You also have the option to expand your package by adding Sky Sports for an additional £20/mth (usually £33/mth). This gives you access to all nine Sky Sports channels over the two-year contract, covering everything from Premier League football and Formula 1 to cricket, golf, and more.

Note: Sky could hike prices during the contract (and likely will each year), and unlike with its broadband, landline and mobile services, Sky's TV contracts DON'T let you cancel penalty-free if it does.

What is Sky Stream?

You plug your Sky Stream 'puck' into your TV and watch via your broadband connection, so there's no need for a dish. You get all the basic Freeview and exclusive Sky channels, including Sky Atlantic.

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