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Sky 10%/CPI increases
In the last 12 months I had the price increase in March plus a £5 discount expired in September. Im fairly certain this hasnt breached Skys own 10% maximum increase (or the CPI if its the higher of the two). I'm I right in thinking that? My minimum term contract started in late February. I checked with Sky who stated that…
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Sky Loyalty Saver Discount
If your Sky TV contract is coming to an end you might get a reminder e mail from Sky with the offer of a Loyalty Saver Discount of £10. This should enable your to renew the contract within 5 minutes and so avoiding any haggling. On clicking the renew button the actual truth becomes apparent. In my case the existing price…
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TV licencing letter with my name!
Just had one of their letters this morning, which is nothing new in itself, but this time they have included my name and not just to the "Legal Occupier". Now I've never owned (possessed etc...) a colour TV as money was tight when I bought the house in the 1980s with wonderfully high mortgage rates, and never got round to…
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Sky
I am confused. Email says Save £17 every month from the out-of-contract price of £76.50. With a new 24-month contract. Prices may change. So I would pay £76.50 - £17 = £59.50. Would I not? And there’s more. Your discount is available for you online right now. So forget the phone, forget the haggling. Save time and money by…
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TV Licence article Discussion
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New Tactic from TV Licencing?
I just got a letter from TV licencing headed 10-day window. Is this a new tactic giving you 10 days to get a TV licence? See for yourself
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Is the Disney+ Premium plan tier rising in price in the UK next month?
Does "Disney+" e-mail you if and when they are increasing their annual price plan? I noticed on the headlines mention that the price for a Standard Disney+ subscription is going to increase (whether you pay monthly or annually) at the end of September 2025. This appears to be mentioned on the Disney+ website as well.…
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Warning: DAZN PPV “one-off” fight tricked me into a subscription (£74.97 lost before refund)
Hi all, I wanted to share my experience with DAZN because I know a lot of boxing fans use it for the big fights, and I don’t want anyone else to get caught like I did. On 21 July 2025, I paid £24.99 to watch the Usyk vs Dubois fight. The checkout page made it look like there were two options: * Annual subscription (fight…
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Sky now too expensive? Best options from experience?
Hi, We are paying £88 per month for Sky TV and have been with them for over 20 years. My broadband and landlines are with EE. I'm now looking to cancel Sky as we are not watching any of the less conventional channels and in Sky Sports I watch the Sunday football matches only when there is a 'big' game. I have a freeview TV…
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Sky+ Downloading problem
Since Tuesday 23/09/25 all my Downloads on my sky+ box are failing, my internet provider is talktalk. Is anyone else having issues.
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Freesat App (No longer works)
Hi All. I wonder if anyone has any advice they can offer me. I swapped from Sky to Freesat a few years ago and have been very happy especially since the brilliant Freesat App gave me the option of setting recordings remotely. So anytime, anywhere, I could browse the listings and set series records etc so when at home we…
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Sky increase in September
Ive just noted that the TV package part of my Sky bill has risen by £5. I know they put the prices up yearly but I thought this was only in March of every year with it taking effect from April. Anyone else got hit with this unexpected rise in costs?
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Sky Q Price Increase is 17% - breaches contract
I've had the inevitable price increase from sky: Sky Signature - £6.50 increase. So from £31.70 to £38.20. A 17% price increase. It's mentioned on the MSE sky section about a maximum percentage price increase (or inflation) whichever is higher. So I had a look in my contract. It states: * During the minimum term, unless it…
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Sky TV Deal - Retention
So, Sky has a 31 day cancellation period. That's important to know for this next bit... We cancelled Sky 32 days ago. We had the full package, TNT, UHD, Sports, Signature etc etc etc.....£170+ without offers. The reason we cancelled was simply that, cost. The offers that were making everything around £110 all ended. During…
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Another TV Licence Visit.
Do they have nothing better to do? A few months ago I got a visit from a TV licence enforcer and after answering all his questions he said I wouldn't be bothered again. LIES He just returned today (it was the same person I compared door cam footage) and he asked all the same questions. I told him what I told him the last…
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Bluetooth TV
Moneysaving in as much as I don't want to buy a new TV but no idea where else to ask this question. Our current TV has Bluetooth in as much as I can play music from my phone through it, but my husband wants to buy some bone conducting headphones to help him listen to the TV without headphones does anyone know if this would…
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Now they are going after my wife.
After 2 visits from TV licence enforcers and numerous letters either addressed to the occupier or in my name they are now sending letters addressed to my wife. This is after being informed that both occupants are over 75 and don't watch live TV. How much more of TV licence holders money will they waste?
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MSE News: Got Sky TV? Why you still can't cancel penalty-free if it hikes your price mid-contract
If you've got Sky TV, Sky can put your price up during your two-year contract without telling you what rises to expect before you sign up AND without letting you leave penalty-free. Thought this kind of thing was supposed to be banned? So did we. But our investigation can now reveal that Sky is exploiting a surprising gap…
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Exodus from BT to EE (same company): mis-sold and without access.
Preamble After being with BT for fibre (fttd), phone, and TV since 2017, and having put up with the EE - BT takeover and subsequent rebrand, I decided to call EE and enter into a contract for the exact same services as had with BT. Same company, no problem eh! With the new EE contract, I'd chosen to upgrade my wife's…
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TV without adds?
So we can now watch ITV without adds having paid for a year add free. But is there a simple annual payment to give us all the other channels, 4, 5, etc. add free with one annual payment?