Sky buyout of O2 Broadband

Quentin

jem16 wrote: »

.......Accepting the new deal would see me paying nothing from now till March 2014?

If you accept a new deal, then your old one ends, and the new one starts today, and ends next March.

jem16

adandem wrote: »

The mobile on my bill had to be paid for me to qualify for free the credit.
It's my daughter's phone but we pay.

OK - perhaps some doubt about the mobile credit then.

Quentin

adandem wrote: »

......They offered me £100 on my mobile account ........

What qualifies for the £100 credit (v the £50)?

Quentin

jem16 wrote: »

OK - perhaps some doubt about the mobile credit then.

Why?

AS long as there is a mobile linked to the bb you get the deal.

He who dares......

adandem

Quentin wrote: »

What qualifies for the £100 credit (v the £50)?

Not sure?? Just what they offered.

I did lay it on thick that we wouldn't have taken on the mobile had it not been for the BB discount (which was a factor).

If we lose o2 priority I shall riot!!!!

jem16

Quentin wrote: »

Why?

AS long as there is a mobile linked to the bb you get the deal.

He who dares......

No it wasn't the deal I was questioning. It was whether or not I (or my friend) would also get the mobile credit. Adandem seemed to be saying he had to be the bill payer of the mobile to get the mobile credit.

bazza1603

Will this be leading to Sky's Broadband service being overloaded.

O2 also have a business land and broadband side, which they dont seem to be selling, so will they be using Skys existing infrastructure.

I think im off to BT Infinity,as I dont want to find out...

nogginthenog

I hope every single O2/BE customer leaves before sky takes over so they have waisted their money.

adandem

nogginthenog wrote: »

I hope every single O2/BE customer leaves before sky takes over so they have waisted their money.

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Not a viable option for everyone though where contracts are still in play.

weegie.geek

melbell wrote: »

Yes they do.

Really? Everything I've read suggests that they don't do fastpath, and they don't offer static IPs. Could you give me a link to this information please? Just out of interest, I still wouldn't go with Sky...