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December’s Top Internet and TV Deals: Providers Are Handing Out Free Gift Cards!

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Finding the best internet, TV, and mobile deals can be super overwhelming. Trust me, I know: Half of my job is hunting down the best deals, combing through disclaimers for expiration dates, and sifting through other fine print to uncover the details of the best current promos for all the top telco and streaming services.
That’s why I’ve started this weekly column to keep readers up-to-date with the best deals that providers are currently running. This page is updated weekly with a fresh batch of deals released over the past week, so be sure to bookmark it for future reference.

✦ Allow me to introduce myself! My name is Logan Jones, and I’ve been CableTV.com’s resident deals expert for close to three years. As part of the editorial staff, it’s my job to keep readers updated with all the latest internet, TV, and mobile promotions. I update all 20+ of our deals pages at the beginning of each month, and keep an eye out for new promos as they drop.

TV and internet providers are giving away free cash this holiday season

Internet and TV providers know that the best way to lure in new customers is by giving them some free money.

These same providers also know that with all the Christmas shopping happening in December, fewer folks are looking to switch their internet or TV plans at the end of the year.

That’s why these providers are practically giving away free gift cards to new customers right now, with cash deals worth up to $300 (!). I’ll walk you through some of the best ones in the section below.

Click on your internet, TV, or streaming service of choice to find all the best provider-specific deals updated monthly.

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How to claim your free gift cards

Like I said above, a bunch of internet and TV providers are trying to entice folks to sign up for new plans this time of year.

So, unfortunately, all of these deals are for new customers only. Not great if you’re already an AT&T customer, but if you’re looking to switch providers, now is the time!

Here’s a list of the best free gift card deals running through this holiday season:

  • Astound: Get a gift card worth up to $300 when you sign up for an Astound internet plan. Use promo code CYBER at checkout.
  • AT&T: Get a $100 Reward Card when you sign up for AT&T Internet Air (exp. 1/8/26)
  • Brightspeed: Get 1 mo. free, + get up to $200 Prepaid Mastercard with Brightspeed Fiber Internet
  • DIRECTV: Switch to DIRECTV with a Gemini device, and you could get up to a $200 Visa® Reward Card (exp. 12/31/25)
  • Frontier: Get up to a $300 Visa Reward Card with Frontier Fiber Internet
  • Optimum: Get a $100 Visa Prepaid Card with select Optimum internet plans (exp. 1/11/26)
  • T-Mobile: Get 1 mo. of T-Mobile 5G Home Internet on T-Mobile + up to $300 back (exp. 12/31/25)

Some things never change…

While some providers tend to switch out deals on the reg, others like to keep things more stable (which I appreciate, seeing as I personally update all 20+ of our deals pages each month😅).

Here are some of the best perpetual deals from top TV and internet providers:

  • Amazon Prime Video: 30-day free trial
  • DIRECTV: HBO Max, Paramount+ with SHOWTIME, MGM+, CINEMAX, STARZ included for 3 mos.
  • DISH: Paramount+ with SHOWTIME, STARZ, and DISH Movie Pack included for 3 mos.
  • Hulu: 30-day free trial
  • Verizon: Up to $200 in gift cards with Verizon’s Fios TV plans
  • Xfinity: Get an Unlimited line included for a year with a 300 Mbps or faster Xfinity Internet plan

 

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