£49 Sky Plus With Multi Room

ukbill69 · 30 September 2005 at 11:05AM

Existing Customers:
Yes thats right £49 for existing customers, lucky I never ordered yesterday hehe. The £49 includes free install.

http://existing.sky.com/offers.asp

New Customers:
Also for new customers £49, Free install, Free Sky Plus Sub, 3 Month Free Sub

http://www.sky.com/ordersky/equipment/skyplus

phatbear · 30 September 2005 at 11:13AM

Thanks for this you've just saved my engagement. Me and the soon to be Mrs Phatbear have had some very heated debates about sky+ for the past few weeks, i want it and she doesnt want to phone up and threaten to cancel etc etc.

So jobs a good'un and the wedding is back on.

All the best

The bear

Actually just re-read the info on sky and you need to have two premium channels as well or its another £10 per month, gawd I can feel another argument coming on, ooooh well c'est la vie

bluep · 30 September 2005 at 11:17AM

Worth mentioning that its only £49 if you sign up to 10 months of multi-room. You get the Sky+ £10 per month sub free if you have premium channels, but would have to pay £100 over the 10 months in order to get this for £49. I know you mention multi-room in the thread title, but just thought I'd clarify this.

m00nie · 30 September 2005 at 11:20AM

where does it say you HAVE to have multiroom, i couldnt see that, just about sigen up also :O

maybe thats existing customers?

Joe_Millionaire · 30 September 2005 at 11:24AM

Sky plus on it's way

immy · 30 September 2005 at 11:30AM

Is this available for exisiting sky+ customers?

I have sky+ in one room, but im wanting to install a 2nd sky+ in a seperate room(multiroom).

How much would it cost for the 2nd sky+ box

trevor_john · 30 September 2005 at 11:32AM

You DO NOT have to take the multi room.If you threaten to cancel they will climb down and do sky plus only for £49.00

It is also remembering that if you take the multi room option you MUST have both recievers connected to an active phone line.This is compulsory so that sky know the second box is in YOUR house and not your mates.

ukbill69 · 30 September 2005 at 11:48AM

trevor_john wrote:

You DO NOT have to take the multi room.If you threaten to cancel they will climb down and do sky plus only for £49.00

It is also remembering that if you take the multi room option you MUST have both recievers connected to an active phone line.This is compulsory so that sky know the second box is in YOUR house and not your mates.

Tryed that a few days ago, doesnt work.

ukbill69 · 30 September 2005 at 11:49AM

m00nie wrote:

where does it say you HAVE to have multiroom, i couldnt see that, just about sigen up also :O

maybe thats existing customers?

READ:

Also for new customers £49, Free install, Free Sky Plus Sub, 3 Month Free Sub

http://www.sky.com/ordersky/equipment/skyplus

ukbill69 · 30 September 2005 at 11:50AM

immy wrote:

Is this available for exisiting sky+ customers?

I have sky+ in one room, but im wanting to install a 2nd sky+ in a seperate room(multiroom).

How much would it cost for the 2nd sky+ box

Dont think they offer that yet. They dont have the technology to do it.

ukbill69 · 30 September 2005 at 11:58AM

Dont try and ring now, They have made a few adverts on capital fm ect and the wait for someones to pick up is 18 mins.

£49 Sky Plus With Multi Room

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