TalkTalk Voucher Codes - July 2020

History of TalkTalk

In 2002, TalkTalk's venture into the fixed lines industry began, when Carphone Warehouse acquired fixed line voice communications network provider, Opal. Following the passing of the Communications Act 2003, Ofcom began to govern the UK telecoms sector, affording customers the right to switch to the fixed line providers of their choice with ease. In 2004, the company began offering free calls between TalkTalk clients. In 2005, Ofcom encouraged local loop unbundling, thereby enhancing fair competition, flexibility in prices and greater innovation in products and services. In 2006, they were able to offer free broadband and soon after, purchased AOL's UK broadband business. In 2009 TalkTalk continued expanding, purchasing Tiscali in the UK to secure its portal and TV services; this enabled them to become the number one provider of residential broadband to over four million homes in the UK. In 2010 they became an independent company, and in 2011, launched HomeSafe,‚Ñ¢ a new parent control product which was provided free to all clients. In 2012 they launched YouView, a practical television service offering great flexibility and an affordable pay TV service. In 2012 they began offering SI only plans, Smartphones from just £5 a month and top standard handsets at reasonable rates with no upfront cost.

They are the UK's leading value for money provider of fixed line broadband and voice telephony services to individual clients and businesses. In addition to focussing on offering better, faster, cutting-edge solutions to communication needs, they aim to offer value for money, with special offers, discounts and vouchers that enable products and services to reach a wide audience. They also care about the Planet, and are constantly on the lookout for new ways to reduce the size of their carbon footprint.

Packages

TalkTalk offer three main packages:

Simply Broadband (featuring unlimited broadband for free).
Essentials TV (offering unlimited broadband, seven-day catch-up TV, pause & rewind TV for up to 30 minutes, inclusive phone calls on evenings and weekends for just £7.50 a month.
Plus TV (featuring unlimited broadband, seven-day catch-up, pause & rewind TV, record live TV, six Sky channels, and inclusive phone calls any time).

*For a small charge (between £10 and £25 a month) you can get fibre with your order, to ensure the speediest experience possible.

TV, Broadbands and Calls

Select from many products: Simply Broadband, Essential TV, Plus TV, Fibre Broadband, Mobile, Securite (HomeSafe protection for your family), Business Broadband, etc.

Opening times

The Customer Services and Technical Support team is ready to answer any queries or make any suggestions regarding the packages that most suits your need, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Delivery Information

If you are a new customer, rest assured they will send you everything you need to set up broadband connection (including routers, cables, etc.). They will make every effort to ensure your router reaches you before your activation date and you can always track your order progress in the My Account section on the website. If you are an existing TalkTalk customer, you can look forward to receiving an upgraded system within 3-5 days of placing your order.

Returns Policy

You have 14 days to change your mind if you are unhappy with any of the products. Make sure the returned goods are in the same condition you originally received them, and in their original packaging. If the goods are in any way damaged or unusable, let them know as soon as you can and they will organise a replacement, exchange or full refund.

Security & Reviews

With TalkTalk, you can be sure that all transactions are completely safe. When you connect to our server, you ask it to authenticate itself. This is a complex process involving public keys, private keys and a digital certificate. The certificate lets you know that a third party has agreed that the server belongs to the company it says it belongs to. This enables you to shop confidently, since you know that all your information is reaching your intendent recipient.