New! Cheapest Football On TV

Wargs

VisionMan wrote: »

Incorrect. They have already stated that in year 2, users will only have to pay for HD, at £3 per month. Its year 3 they haven't announced. Which they wouldn't, obviously.

Might be incorrect but it is what 'Lara' told me online.

Also if you have Sky, multiroom is not included or offered at a reduced price, you must pay a separate BT Sport sub for EACH Sky box.

I know they are a different company but previous channels offered some discount.

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Wargs wrote: »

I know they are a different company but previous channels offered some discount.

No, previous companies allowed themselves to be marketed by Sky directly and so be available on Multi-Room subscriptions. BT have elected to market themselves on the Sky platform.

Wargs

Lucid_Support wrote: »

There is another way to access all of these, it does require a Tablet or good smart phone, and unfortunately you can't watch it on your big tv however a tablet is still suitable size to watch on, even with 3 or 4 of you round as we discovered whilst the lapping up some Ashes victories..........

I have a micro USB to HDMI cable for my galaxy smartphone which plays video and audio through my TV. It has a place to plug your charger into it so your battery won't die while watching something. It wont work on my nexus 7 though but apparently there are other ways to do it.

farmerswife_58

I already have BT broadband & was looking forward to being able to watch BT sport on my "tablet" as advertised but guess what - it's not available on kindle fire. - I am fuming. Does anyone know if it will be eventually?

kylestucon

Hi, Lucid can you access racing uk with this thanks?

TeddyUK

There are a lot of proxies now. Nothing has changed.

James_Harrison

Be very careful if you sign up online for BT Sport for "free" as part of a BT Broadband package.

I did this in August and just found that it has "reset" my contract and started a new 1 year broadband contract with exit penalties. Not only that, but the previous discounts I had agreed with BT have been cancelled as well "because it is a new contract" so my contract has gone back up to its very old original procing so the "free" BT Sport is going to cost me £140 for the year. This is sharp practise on behalf of BT and needless to say I will be leaving them forever as soon as the year is up.

Still can't quite believe they have treated me this way.....

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Always a good idea to check the small print on such deals before agreeing to them.

toeknee77

Apologises if this has already been added. I noticed if you already have the Sky platform you can watch BT Sport if you have Plusnet BB for £5.99 pm or BT Sport HD for £7.49 pm. This also includes free activation & should you wish to cancel you only need to give 10 days notice.
This deal is considerably cheaper than via the BT website.
Incidently, the so called free sport provided you have BT BB is still £8.00 pm for the BT BB Unlimited, half price for 12 months for new customers but Plusnet have BB Unlimited at £1.99 pm & the line rental is cheaper too.
I am currently switching to Plusnet when I was surprised BT Sport can be supllied by Plusnet rather than BT .
I think it is the cheapest offer to watch BT Sport 1, 2 & ESPN?
I thought I would share this information to anyone intersted in watching BT Sport.

ChrisHigson

Have not read any mention of NOW TV in the cheapest football on TV article. It works well for me with a great picture via a PC/laptop or NOW TV box. I have my laptop connected to my TV and watch any games with my team playing in for a fraction of the price of a Sky Sports subscription as they are on Sky only six or so times a year If there on BT i just go the pub:-) Only down side is there is no red button option!