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Sky HD for £105 inc instal for existing customers!

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  • Nick1969 wrote: »
    I have tried for a deal today and no luck, unless I took on a premium channel.I have been with sky for over 11 years.Fed up! Im going to try the scotland number one more time.
    It doesnt save me anything to take on a premium channel for 12months,I only pay the £21 package currently.
    I want broadband for £5 and the HD mix for £10 but the best deal is only £150 box +£60 fitting for me.


    Hi Nick, Good luck - my experience above was that the £75 deal was unavailable until I took (back) a premium channel. I'm convinced I wouldn't have got it without. Up to you to decide whther the saving up front is worth the 12 month extra subs I guess...[can't remember actually whether I had to sign up to HD or the premium channel for 12 months now I think about it...maybe you could cancel the premium channel sooner? - can't remember!)

    Hope that helps.
  • Just spoke to a very helpful chap at sky, he even reduced it down to £99 for me without me even asking.
  • madnis7
    madnis7 Posts: 284 Forumite
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    Just got this offer. I have full package and 2 Multirooms. No problems. Just ask to down grade get put through and tell them what you want.
  • Last year when i had sky + installed I'm sure that the guy who installed it told me that he could put my remaining sky box in another room in my house for a £60 one-off payment to him - effectively bypassing the multiroom £10/month charge.

    sounds a bit dodgy but has anyone else done something similar?

    seems a shame to get sky hd and then just have the existing sky+ box gathering dust, but getting both sky hd and multiroom is too dear - £20 extra a month.

    thoughts?
  • madnis7
    madnis7 Posts: 284 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Well the girl on the phone there said that although i'm gonna ask the guy to move my SKy+SD to another room that they still had to activate the SKY+ in the room since it only currently has multiroom. SO i would say its prob a no-go. Unless its a real dodgey deal!
  • ginjim
    ginjim Posts: 10,078 Forumite
    mandy wrote: »
    Hi Guys,
    Are there any previews available in Hd,we have a HD ready tv and unsure if its worth the extra cost are there any channels that do a free hd preview to see the difference in picture quality.:confused:
    Thanks
    Mandy :beer:

    i heard from a friend that bought hd sky in currys that sky arent going to charge for hd tv from oct-november
    does anyone know if its true?
  • deanos
    deanos Posts: 11,241 Forumite
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    You guys want to check out the thread on hot uk deals, im getting Sky HD installed next week, it cost £75 all in and half price subs for 12 months :j

    You need to apply in your partners name tho and then cancel your existing contract
  • spaceman5
    spaceman5 Posts: 2,716 Forumite
    ginjim wrote: »
    i heard from a friend that bought hd sky in currys that sky arent going to charge for hd tv from oct-november
    does anyone know if its true?

    i dont know, i have seen a few rumours of this happing on the net, but we got a leaflet from sky today saying we could upgrade to sky hd for £75 and £60 install if we agree to pay the £10 fee for 12 months, so maybe this offer is designed to lock people into paying the £10 fee, before they drop the fee to the masses, HTH Dave
    Take every day as it comes!!
  • spaceman5
    spaceman5 Posts: 2,716 Forumite
    just out of interest, say you got a sky hd, and your hd tv broke and you could not get one for a few months, could you connect a sky hd box to a normal non hd tv, and use it like a normal sky+ box, or is the only connection available a hdmi socket, thanks Dave
    Take every day as it comes!!
  • deanos
    deanos Posts: 11,241 Forumite
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    spaceman5 wrote: »
    just out of interest, say you got a sky hd, and your hd tv broke and you could not get one for a few months, could you connect a sky hd box to a normal non hd tv, and use it like a normal sky+ box, or is the only connection available a hdmi socket, thanks Dave


    You can connect via scart or rf as a backup
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