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emerald21

WishI'dReadSooner wrote: »

Is it emerald who has /is about to cancel Sky? Plus info for others thinking the same.

We cancelled our totally FREE package including Movies and Sport for the 27th of last month as otherwise it would have been charged. We had 4 months FREE everything, then a break for 2 wks or so. Then they offered us 6m FREE everything & when I called to cancel at end of month 5 they offered us another 6m FREE everything. Over last 15.5 months we have had FREE everything.

When this subscription was coming to an end, sadly they didn't offer us FREE anything but we were told we could have a new HD box if we paid £13.50 a month for a year - for the full entertainment package, no sport or movies. I declined this. Yesterday someone from Sky phoned and asked if we'd like the entertainment package at 75% off £6.75pm. I asked if we could have a new box with this but he said he'd have to get someone to call us back on that. (our box sometimes tells us something on our watch list is about to start when it's over).

OK phone call today offering new box for £13.50pm contract 12m. Told lady we were offered £6.75 yesterday. LONG WAIT......... on phone. Came back and offered full entertainment package (no movies/sport) + new box for £6.75 for 12m.

Shame it's not with movies & sport but I think we have a pretty good deal.

We have NEVER paid full price for Sky - we had a great deal when it was installed, many years ago. £6.75 is about the most we've EVER paid BUT we needed a new box & I think this is as good as or near to the best deal for a new box we're going to get.

We'll see what they offer next February when we call to cancel?

For all those thinking of cancelling Sky - just be prepared to be without it for a couple of weeks or more, until you get a phone call. Be nice to them & just tell them you're on a budget, yes, you'd love to have it but circumstances mean your money goes elsewhere.

It's worked extremely well for us - it could do the same for you!

Hi yes it was me. I decided to buy a youview twin tuner recorder in the end as we don t watch many sky channels so won t really miss it.

TrulyMadly

emerald21 wrote: »

What does white coat syndrome mean then pls ?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-12541658

TrulyMadly

aau1 wrote: »

It means her blood pressure goes up when she sees a man in uniform

Like we didn't know that already :rotfl:

And by the way, TM i have absolutely NO clue what you mean by a train :huh:

Gravy train you nugget:D

Bisto...

Nannylala

David. wrote: »

50% off Laura Ashley wallpaper, 8% quidco and 10% off if you sign up to emails
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/50-off-laura-ashley-wallpaper-8-quidco-cashback-1844555

Thank David:A for this info on Laura Ashley my friend popped in today and loved the way I had decorated my bedroom and said she would like something similar for her bedroom. She loves birds and I have just looked and found just what she is looking for:Tshe will be thrilled.
Having yet another early night as had a very busy NSD and got lots of spring cleaning done but just had a brief catchup and sending out lots of hugs to those who need them :grouphug::grouphug:
Good night all enjoy your evening.

Enterprise_1701C

emerald21 wrote: »

What does white coat syndrome mean then pls ?

I have white coat syndrome. BUT knowing this actually helps and the readings don't come out nearly as high these days, especially as they know to just spring it on me rather than announce that they will be taking my BP shortly :eek:

TrulyMadly

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

Right guys, i am back

my shop worked but not yet compared to the updated Tosco current prices:mad:

twas deffo showing current prices when i shopped, but hey ho, it should work ok tomorrow;)

I have found a trigger in the 2 for £2 cleaning:D


this does not show on APG, i bought it with the domestos toilet block in the 2 for £2.
There are lots of other combinations that would work in this section.;)

I also bought the maryland cookie packs with the wagon wheels but they have also compared at full price although showing on msm as £1 Tosco:mad:

feeling hopeful these will work ok tomorrow.

here is my results.

A V T

1 x Maryland Big & Chunky Milk & Dark Chocolate Chunk ...£1.99£1.99
1 x Maryland Big & Chunky White Choc Chunk Brownie Coo...£1.99£1.99
1 x Original Source Shower Gel - Mint & Tea Tree (250m...£1.00£1.10
1 x McVitie's Tasties Choc Chip Cookies (150g)£1.00£0.50
1 x McVitie's Tasties Hazelnut Chocolate Chip Cookies ...£1.00£0.50
1 x Warburtons Toastie Thick Sliced White Bread (800g)£1.00£1.00
1 x Warburtons Thickest Sliced Super Toastie White Bre...£1.00£1.00
1 x Ginsters Mini Pork Pies (4 per pack - 200g)£2.00£1.00
1 x Domestos Germ Blaster Lavender Burst£1.98£2.00
Comparison total£12.96£11.08

Thank you for trying this Classy:T

aau1

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Gravy train you nugget:D

Bisto...

:rotfl:

I thought RTC was an acronym for Rail Travel Companies or something

:rotfl:

David.

emerald21 wrote: »

Ha ha I do read all posts , well I think I do lol . I only found this out today so probably didn t pay enough attention when I read it the other day. I ve text him so he can have a look etc. Thank you

No probs

David.

Nannylala wrote: »

Thank David:A for this info on Laura Ashley my friend popped in today and loved the way I had decorated my bedroom and said she would like something similar for her bedroom. She loves birds and I have just looked and found just what she is looking for:Tshe will be thrilled.
Having yet another early night as had a very busy NSD and got lots of spring cleaning done but just had a brief catchup and sending out lots of hugs to those who need them :grouphug::grouphug:
Good night all enjoy your evening.

:T Champion