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New customers ordering BT’s Autumn Deal online at BT’s specific website offer page (www.secureorder.bt.com/wineoffer) can now qualify for BT’s £50 wine voucher offer.

The £50 wine voucher is supplied by Naked Wines and can be used to purchase wine to the value of £50 from the Naked Wines website.

To help customers choose their wine, BT and Naked Wines have also created their very own Christmas case of wine (worth £50) so customers can enjoy some great wines over the festive season.

BT’s Autumn Deal provides 4 months free broadband plus evening & weekend phone calls before the price reverts to the standard £13 a month – a saving of £52.

The broadband delivers download speeds up to 20Mbps together with a 10GB monthly download usage allowance, while the phone element of the package also includes offpeak calls to 0845 and 0870 numbers.

Readers interested in the £50 wine voucher offer must place their BT Broadband or BT Autumn Deals order online at BT’s specific www.secureorder.bt.com/wineoffer website page in order to qualify – note, the offer is not available or published anywhere else on the BT website.

BT Infinity areas (BT.com/infinity) now cover 6 million UK homes & businesses with that figure expected to leap to 10 million by August 2012.

The news follows an announcement by BT that it is bringing forward around £300 million pounds worth of investment in order to give two thirds of UK premises access to its fibre optic broadband network (BT Infinity) by the end of 2014 – one year early.

BT Infinity provides super-fast broadband speeds up to 40Meg from just £7.50 per month and includes unlimited weekend phone calls to UK landlines and 0845/0870 numbers.

The headline 40Meg broadband speeds are expected to double to up to 80Meg speeds by the spring of next year.

Commenting on the announcement, the CEO of BT Group, Ian Livingston said: “Our roll-out of fibre broadband is one of the fastest in the world and so it is great to be ahead of what was an already challenging schedule”.

Livingstone added: “The acceleration reflects the success of the programme to date and is testament to the hard work and innovation of our people. Thousands of our engineers are busy installing fibre broadband across the UK at an astonishing pace”.

Readers can find out whether they live within a BT Infinity area or check when it will be available by visiting the BT.com/infinity website.

BT (www.BT.com/autumndeals) has unveiled its BT Autumn deals which offer new BT Broadband customers 4 months free Broadband and Calls.

The deal, which can only be ordered online at the www.BT.com website offers unlimited UK calls during the evenings and all weekend, plus up to 20Mbps broadband speeds with a 10GB monthly usage limit.

The deal also includes the BT Home Hub wireless router, generous online storage to help users protect & share their files, a free 24/7 helpline, plus unlimited free Wi-Fi access at over 3 million Wi-Fi hotspots.

After the first 4 months free, the price for the BT Autumn Deal reverts to £13 a month, which means customers can save themselves at least £52 by signing up for this deal online.

BT telephone line rental is required from the start of the 18 month contract period and costs from £10 a month.

BT’s new ‘Essential’ digital TV package, offering 70 Freeview channels & Catch Up TV, a free Vision+ digital box worth £199, plus free BBCiPlayer access on TV, can also be added for an additional £4 a month.

This means new customers can get up to 20Mbps broadband speeds, unlimited UK evening & weekend landline calls plus digital TV for just £4 per month for the first 4 months, followed by £17 a month thereafter.

Readers can find out more information at the www.BT.com website.

BT’s (www.bt.com/tvoffer) latest TV advert is offering new customers TV, Broadband and Calls for just £4 a month for the first 3 months, followed by just £20 a month thereafter.

Available to order online only at the www.bt.com/tvoffer website, the deal also includes a free BT Vision+ set top box worth £199, BT’s Smart Wireless Home Hub worth £91, plus free Wi-Fi access at over 2.8 million hotspots across the UK.

The TV element of the deal is BT Vision’s new Essential package which comes with Freeview as standard, plus the ability to record, pause and rewind live TV with the BT Vision+ set top box.

Viewers can also use the Catch Up TV service which includes the BBC iPlayer on their own television, whilst there’s also pay per view access to all the latest blockbuster films, sport and TV shows.

The broadband part of the deal is BT’s Total Broadband Option 1 package which provides broadband speeds up to 20Mbps together with a 10GB monthly usage allowance.

The BT Broadband Accelerator which boosts broadband speeds up to an additional 1.5Mb is also included for free.

The phone calls element of the deal offers unlimited anytime phone calls to UK landlines and 0845/0870 numbers.

Available on an 18 month contract, this deal requires a one-off £30 activation fee for the BT Vision Essential package and BT phone line rental from £10 a month.

New customers requiring a new BT phone line to be installed or re-connected in order to get this deal can currently save themselves the full £129.99 connection fee by ordering online.

Interested readers can find out further information and order BT’s £4 a month deal online at the www.bt.com/tvoffer website. Readers can also claim a free £25 Amazon voucher when they order online.

BT (www.BT.com/greattv) is offering unmissable TV for only £4 a month with the new BT Vision Essential TV package.

Subscribers to this new digital TV service from BT will be able to pause, record and rewind live TV with the BT Vision+ box (worth £199) that is supplied for free.

There’s access to all 50 Freeview TV channels and 20 radio channels while a Catch Up TV service is also included, which enables viewers to watch the BBC iPlayer, ITV Player, 4oD and Demand5 on their television.

Users also have instant access to thousands of US and UK TV shows, blockbuster films, kids’ shows, music videos, sport and more – which means they can watch what they want, when they want and simply pay per view, with shows starting from just 50p.

If you’re already a BT Broadband customer, the cost per month for this new BT TV service is £4 a month, plus a one-off activation fee of £30.

If you’re not a BT Broadband customer, there’s an option to switch to BT online at the www.BT.com website and order a broadband, calls and TV package that costs just £4 a month for the first 3 months, followed by £20 a month thereafter.

Sports lovers can also watch Sky Sports 1 or 2 on BT TV, with these packages costing an additonal £12.30 a month, or £17.40 if both channels are taken.

Interested readers can find out more on BT’s £4 a month TV package at the www.BT.com/greattv website.