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Sky prices
Looking at going with sky. It states prices could go up while in contract. Anyone know that to happen?
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Sharing Apple TV
I have signed up to a 6 months free trial of Apple TV through Sky. I know you can share your Apple TV with other households but is it any different if the free trial is done as a Sky customer offer? If it can be shared, does my family member use my Apple ID and password to login and enjoy Apple TV at their home?
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Charged for Netflix by both Sky & Netflix
I'm probably on a hiding to nothing here but just wondered if anyone else been in a similar situation and managed to get any money back? About a year ago when renegotiating my Sky account they included Netflix. They sent an email with link to migrate my existing Netflix account to Sky. I can no longer access that webpage…
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Live streaming and TV licence
Hi, Could someone explain how would TV licencing know if someone without a licence watches live TV through apps like ITV hub or iplayer?
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Netflix/scam?
Hi, I regularly get (100% genuine/looking) emails from Netflix, saying my account is being used in various places (all non-UK) and that I should change my password. I do not have a full/paid for Netflix a/c, but have the lower one as a bolt-on to my TV package. Even if it is actually happening, why should I care as it…
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BT TV - Will Multiroom work if I purchase a BT Box Mini externally?
I have BT TV and pay for their Entertainment Package having moved from Sky, I'm happy with the service but wanted to try the service using the non-aerial mode to ensure I could get enough channels. I cancelled multiroom with Sky as part of the deal I had with them and my second TV doesn't have any smart apps on. Now I'm…
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Do I need a TV Licence to do this...
The only live TV I watch is news programmes like Sky and GB News, I never watch the BBC. But according to the rules I still need a licence. But then I thought of a possible workaround... If I watch these channels over the internet, so not through an aerial, I still need a licence because it's live TV. However when you…
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TV licensing
On the Thursday nights TV show the TV license was spoke about. Can anyone provide link to what the rules are for watching different channels. When you have to have the license.
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Buying a firestick,can I avoid paying for a tv licence
Hi folks I'm considering buying a firestick and only watching content through that,most likely amazon prime content.Would I be able to cancel my tv licence if I do this,I would be blanking off the ariel ports
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Using sky for freeview
Hi all im giving up on sky…just too dear, plus we have Netflix and Amazon, I can’t justify £65 month to sky. however, I’ve obviously got to send back the sky Q box and mini box in the bedroom if I want to use sky to watch freeview channels is it as simple as buying a secondhand Q box and mini box and putting my old viewing…
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Why is my TV Licence £238.50 for one year?
I started a monthly TV licence Direct Debit in May for one year - but it looks like the overall cost will be £238.50 instead of £159. I believe a TV licence is £159 annually. I understand that I have to pay a year in advance over six months - but the licence expiry date is for one whole year. With the addition of six…
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Adaptor to get signal from satellite dish?
Hi, I've just moved into a new flat, and there's a satellite dish so presumably the previous owners had Sky. I'm not interested in Sky, I'm happy with the Freeview channels. However, when I set up my TV and plugged the aerial cable into the wall I found that the signal is awful. The aerial is in the loft and I tried moving…
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Phone number to speak to a person TV licencing
I can't sort out what I need to sort from the automated lines I really need to speak to a person. I had to leave my previous address in a hurry when my daughter was thrown out of hospital. Had TV licence at that address didn't think anything about cancelling that. I have been renovating the property I'm currently staying…
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Cheapest basic sky + package
Hi all, thanks in advance for any responses. Have decided to get rid of sky movies, sports, kids whatever and go for the cheapest possible sky package that will allow me to keep sky plus so we can watch in bedroom.What package should I get and how much should I be paying please. Appreciated, Bob
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It's that time again...Virgin Media contract ending
Hi, We've been with Virgin Media for what must be nearly 20 years. I'm not too sure exactly. We have been paying £67.50 (a little less before inflation increase). They want to start charging us £127.50. We have always been successful in negotiations but just in case the offer isn't very good or even non-existent, are there…
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Sky signature
Paying £20 for sky signature with special discount. The offer ends in Nov, phoned sky they cannot do anything until offers ends and will be paying £32. Tempted to leave sky as bt is offering bb and tv for £6 offer too good to miss but hubby is used to sky and does not want to change. Anybody managed to get signature lower…
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MSE News: Apple TV+ hiked from £4.99 a month to £6.99
If you're an Apple TV+ subscriber your next monthly bill will rise from £4.99 to £6.99 after the company said it is raising prices due to increasing licensing costs. But remember you can leave penalty free or, if you're an avid Apple user and have other subscriptions, such as Apple Music, it might be worth considering…
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Sky Changing My Contract After Cancelling A Package?
Hello I'm hoping someone could give me some advice. I'm a Sky TV customer and have been over 10 years. During the summer I added the F1 package to my TV, as it is on a 31 day rolling contract I was told that once it was cancelled I would not see my other packages changed. When I rang to cancel it last week they informed me…
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BT sport
Used to get bt sport on sky platform as internet with bt but not anymore. Subscription is now £28 on sky platform. I am with sky and subscribe to football premier league but would like to have bt sport as well. Anybody here managed to get a cheaper subscription for bt sports? TV with sky and Wi-Fi with bt. Thanks
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MSE News: TalkTalk to hike price of its TV service to £5 a month - but you can cancel penalty-free
TalkTalk is hiking the price of its TV service from £4 to £5 a month for all new and existing customers from 1 November 2022. But it's an optional add-on, so you can cancel at any time penalty-free. Here's what you need to know. Read the full story: 'TalkTalk is hiking the price of its TV service to £5 a month - but you…