Sky is giving away FREE pizzas with almost 2 million new treats up for grabs every week – and bonus Sky Sports perk
SKY HIGH Sky is giving away FREE pizzas with almost 2 million new treats up for grabs every week – and bonus Sky Sports perk
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SKY is dishing out free pizzas to customers and giving away new treats every week as part its perks programme.
The company's latest Sky VIP offering has almost two million freebies up for grabs.
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Free weekly treats including pizzas, ice lollies, as well as snacks from brands like LOVE CORN and Whitworths will be available.
And the first is a free pizza from Sainsbury's available starting today.
You can claim a pizza from the supermarket's Taste the Difference range.
The offer is only valid at Sainsbury's superstores - not Sainsbury's Local, petrol stations or online shopping.
Coupons will only work for 30 minutes once redeemed so don't activate it until you're at a Sainsbury's checkout.
The broadcasting giant is also planning to offer free movies and access to popular streaming apps too.
From Monday, you can redeem The Bad Guys from the Sky Store for free, just in time for the six weeks holidays.
Sky says there will be opportunities to claim free trial passes to some of the biggest streaming apps too.
But there's not just something for foodies and movie lover - sports fans get extra treats too.
If you subscribe to Sky Sports, you can bag a number of perks such as almost 100,000 free tickets to sporting events.
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"The new Sky VIP reward programme is our way of saying thank you to our customers by giving them more of what they love," said Helen Kloepfer, Director of Sky VIP.
"Whether you're new to Sky or a long-standing customer, there's always something exciting waiting in the My Sky app that makes every day a little better."
The rewards can be found in the VIP tab on the MySky app.
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