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Sky Cancellation
albionrovers
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I've received a survey via email asking why I'm cancelling Sky.
Should I fill it in and send it or stay quiet in terms of getting offered a discounted deal? Or am I thinking too much?
Thoughts?
Should I fill it in and send it or stay quiet in terms of getting offered a discounted deal? Or am I thinking too much?
Thoughts?
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Do whatever you want, it has absolutely no bearing on any deal they might subsequently offer you.albionrovers wrote: »Thoughts?0 -
albionrovers wrote: »I've received a survey via email asking why I'm cancelling Sky.
Should I fill it in and send it or stay quiet in terms of getting offered a discounted deal? Or am I thinking too much?
Thoughts?
I would say it is probably worth completing the survey. We received a call two days after submitting the survey. The chap said he was ringing in response to the survey and seemed to have the information to hand??0 -
I never, ever fill out surveys now. It always used to result in my personal details (phone, email etc.) being passed to a third party who would pester me to sign up for insurance or whatever. I never actually gained anything.0
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I agree. It certainly won't affect any deal the OP might subsequently be offered.Moneymaker wrote: »I never, ever fill out surveys now. It always used to result in my personal details (phone, email etc.) being passed to a third party who would pester me to sign up for insurance or whatever. I never actually gained anything.0 -
How long after leaving Sky would I be seen as a new customer ?0
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Time has moved on (much quicker than it used to - or so it seems at my age) and my previous advice on residential telephony has been or is now gradually being overtaken by changes in the retail market. Hence, I have now deleted links to my previous 'pearls of wisdom'. I sincerely hope they helped save some of you money.0
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