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Cancelling SkyHD upgrade
Kev1888_1967
Posts: 1 Newbie
Hi everyone,
I'm new to this so bear with me. My ex upgraded our existing Sky package in November to Sky+HD. She no longer lives here & is the lead name on the account. Sky say to cancel it, I will have to pay out the rest of the contract. Now, my ex never actually signed anything, it was agreed over the phone. Where do I stand with this? I've been with sky for 6years & never missed a payment. Would be gratefull for any advice or anyone with previous experience dealing with Sky.
I'm new to this so bear with me. My ex upgraded our existing Sky package in November to Sky+HD. She no longer lives here & is the lead name on the account. Sky say to cancel it, I will have to pay out the rest of the contract. Now, my ex never actually signed anything, it was agreed over the phone. Where do I stand with this? I've been with sky for 6years & never missed a payment. Would be gratefull for any advice or anyone with previous experience dealing with Sky.
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From the info you've given, I think your ex agreed to a new 12 month contract when she upgraded to HD. If so, that contract exists even though nothing has been signed. A verbal contract is just as binding here.
Also, if the account is in your ex's name I'm surprised Sky are talking to you at all, unless you have permission previously set up with them?
Why do you want to get rid of HD? Personally, I avoid SD wherever possible now!0 -
As above. You don't have to pay anything. If the DD is on your account and you cancel it, your ex is liable, not you, because it's not your account. Sky shouldn't even be discussing the account with you without her agreement.
A contract agreed by phone has exactly the same validity as one agreed in writing. No signature is required. So the minimum term applies and buying out the contract will mean paying up the full balance that would have been due.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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