Foxtel (From Telstra) First 3 Months Free, Plus $200 JBHI Voucher on All 12 Month Plans - New Customers Only

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abzolutely on 27/04/2014 - 21:22 telstra.com.au (1231 clicks)
Last edited 27/04/2014 - 21:35 by 1 other user

Seems like a pretty good deal,

For new Foxtel from Telstra Customers with eligible services who buy online a 12 month plan. Offer not available to customers who have had a Foxtel connection in the last 3 months.

Seems like you need to have an eligble service either Internet, mobile or homephone to take up this offer.

JB HI FI $200 voucher: Available to new Foxtel from Telstra subscribers who haven’t had any other Foxtel service within the last 3 months who subscribe online to a current 12 month Foxtel from Telstra service. Limit of 1 per customer. You must provide a valid email address to receive the link and redemption code for the voucher. The link and redemption code will be sent to your nominated email address up to 21 days after your Foxtel from Telstra service is connected. Once you’ve received the link and redemption code you must activate the voucher by 1 November 2014. The voucher is only valid until the expiry date specified on the voucher or by the provider, and is subject to any terms and conditions imposed by the provider. Offer ends 30 June 2014. Cannot be transferred, exchanged or redeemed for cash.

Three Months Free: Available to new subscribers who haven't had any other Foxtel service within the last 3 months. Incompatible with all other offers and Bundles that include a Foxtel from Telstra service. Excludes optional extras such as special interest channels and Main events. You can add or change packages once per month during the 3 month free period.

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  PinzVidz on 27/04/2014 - 21:32

  +10

  Murdoch desperation, much? :)

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    Polde on 27/04/2014 - 22:18

    +4

    It's good to see actually. Maybe they're finally aware that people have better things to spend their money on than this terrible service.

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    Marrk on 28/04/2014 - 10:46

    Not really, their revenue is only increasing.

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    Garagesale on 29/04/2014 - 01:13

    If this was a foxtel promo then maybe it would be murdoch inspired. Dont forbet telstra own a chunk of foxtel tho too.
    This looks like a telstra promo as they want u to sign up thru telstra not thru the foxtel admin.
    Id say telstra is paying out the $200 voucher themselves.
    Probably hoping it attracts some customers to uts pricey net and phone plans too.

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  jv on 27/04/2014 - 21:47

  +2

  The numbers don't seem to add up…

  eg.

  $0/mth subscription fee for the first 3 mths
  $49/mth (after the first 3 mths)

  Plus $75 HD Box and $75 std install. Minimum cost $1071 when you have an eligible Telstra service.

  But it clearly states "who buy online a 12 month plan."
  So you buy a 12 month plan but you have to pay for 24 months ???

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    NGPriest on 27/04/2014 - 21:51

    +5

    You forgot the fine fine print, my young padawan?

    Min cost over 12 months with Telstra Home Phone Local(an extra $40/mth),
    $75 HD Box and $75 std install with: Essentials is $1,071 ($40/mth for 3 months then $89/mth for 9 mths);

    Telstra Home Phone Local = $480
    Essentials = $801
    HD Box = $75
    Std Install = $75

    STD = Sexually Transmitted Disease? :S

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      abzolutely on 27/04/2014 - 21:59

      Your correct, and by minimum they having a home phone is the cheapest, i.e. broadband and mobile will be more than $40

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      jv on 27/04/2014 - 22:01

      Min cost over 12 months with Telstra Home Phone Local(an extra $40/mth),

      So someone who already has a Telstra phone but no Foxtel can't take up this offer without changing their phone plan ???

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        abzolutely on 27/04/2014 - 22:03

        I doubt that you wouldnt be able to, this promotion is aimed at new Foxtel Subscribers, all their saying is that you need to bundle.

        Wether you already have another service or not shouldnt matter

        their quote "when you have an eligible Telstra service"

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        jv on 27/04/2014 - 22:10

        My Telstra landline is $22.95 per month, not $40…

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        NGPriest on 27/04/2014 - 22:16

        It's called an upgrade…?
        https://www.telstra.com.au/home-phone/plans-rates/

        Local calls
        30c per call vs Unlimited? :p

        National calls to standard fixed lines

        Capped at $3 for the first 3 Hours per call, 7.00pm to midnight
        Call connection fee: 49c per call
        Per Minute Rate: 25c per minute

        vs

        Capped at $2 for the first 3 hours per call, Anytime
        Call connection fee: 49c per call
        Per Minute Rate: 30c per minute

        Calls to standard Australian mobiles

        Calls to Telstra mobiles capped at $3 for the first 20 minutes per call, 7.00 pm to midnight.
        Call connection fee: 49c per call
        Per Minute Rate: 36c per minute

        vs

        Capped at $2 for the first 20 minutes per call, Anytime
        Call connection fee: 49c per call
        Per Minute Rate: 30c per minute

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        jv on 27/04/2014 - 22:17

        +2

        It's called an upgrade…?

        I use VOIP… $5 per month and get nearly all my calls for free after that… (incl. International)

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        NGPriest on 28/04/2014 - 00:32

        That's not an upgrade?
        That's a downgrade… $22.?? -> $5…

        An upgrade is $22.?? -> $40…
        Next upgrade available is to offer your first born to Telstra :D

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        Slo20 on 28/04/2014 - 06:27

        I'm with jv. I have the base Telstra homeline plan and only have it for ADSL. All my calls are done with my mobile. Would have been a good deal for me if I didn't have to up my phone plan.

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  Phreakuency on 27/04/2014 - 21:54

  +5

  Must be some heavy pushing for sure. I was browsing digital cameras in JB and the camera guy tried to sell me Foxtel during the camera talk…

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  itajac on 27/04/2014 - 22:16

  I wouldn't get Foxtel again even if they paid me,wait…a…minute…?

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  chill on 27/04/2014 - 22:34

  +12

  I would pay for a couple of the HD sports channels. But no Rupert won't take my money and insists I bundle 1000 other useless channels that I don't require. No thanks Mr Murdoch.

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    Phreakuency on 28/04/2014 - 01:16

    +1

    Yep I'd do the same if possible.

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  webtherapist on 27/04/2014 - 23:04

  anything related to Murdoch fwit, NO Thanks to me, even they pay me to use it, I just dont want my brain (profanity) by them!!!

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  Bullion78 on 27/04/2014 - 23:27

  I would… but then Netflix came along that is far superior.

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    starionx on 28/04/2014 - 00:25

    +3

    And then XBMC came along which is much cheaper. ;)

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      Bullion78 on 28/04/2014 - 13:39

      I don't know about xbmc. Time to educate myself.

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  Mysterious on 28/04/2014 - 02:08

  +2

  I wish I could just buy the sports package and avoid all the other crap channels. I don't want to have to pay for Core channels.

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  sibbu on 28/04/2014 - 10:21

  Just giving up Foxtel as can no longer afford it. I have a LCD TV, but it isn't a smart TV, and I am wondering if there are any other options to access other than the usual Aussie free to air stations? Did not want to watch on my computer. Thanks!

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  nevbuster on 28/04/2014 - 11:09

  Buy a cheap second hand media player or connect computer to tv. Download any shows you want to watch and bingo. No need for Fuxtel.

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  Skinnerr on 29/04/2014 - 08:52

  I watch all my sports here for free. Quality isnt HD but it free.
  Currently watching the NBA playoffs.