Virgin TV, broadband and O2 customers receive big money-saving upgrade for free – find out how to claim
It comes as another discount for gamers was announced by O2 - scroll to the bottom to find out more
GO-2! Virgin TV, broadband and O2 customers receive big money-saving upgrade for free – find out how to claim
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VIRGIN Media and O2 customers can access even more special savings as part of the company's popular reward app.
And it's available whether you're a TV, broadband or mobile user.
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O2 Priority has launched a "significant refresh" to its offering dubbed Blue Mondays.
The firm claims it's already helped members make combined savings of £23million.
With the new setup, Virgin Media O2 says it will now give away more than 2million rewards and prizes to customers this year.
It means you will find a different selection on offer available to start your week.
This includes prizes such as a £300 voucher for a lastminute.com holiday with 100 up for grabs each week.
There will be bigger savings on Vue cinema tickets too, with two for £6 or four for £12 on Mondays only - compared to two for £9 or four for £18 at other times in the week on the app.
And they are throwing in some freebies as well, with Tony's Chocolonely bars to claim.
"At Virgin Media O2, customers are at the heart of everything we do, and we're constantly finding new ways to make being a customer more rewarding," said Lisa Johnstone, Director, Priority, Loyalty & Reward at Virgin Media O2.
"Priority has always been a loyalty trailblazer, and we're continuing to innovate with initiatives like Blue Mondays — our way of showing appreciation and putting customers first.
"By investing in new experiences and enhanced rewards, we're saying thank you in a way that truly matters – helping our customers enjoy the everyday alongside life's most special moments, while getting even more value from being part of the Virgin Media O2 family."
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