qualify as new Sky customer??

pamelavhill

I sold & moved out of my house on 4th December, 2015 and am moving into a new house shortly. I want to arrange Sky tv, phone & broadband but wonder if I can qualify as a new customer? Up until my move, I was a Sky customer.
I am moving into a new build and am unable to get cable (Virgin) and have heard that BT are not all that good for signal etc.
The other thing I have to take into account is the monthly cost and I know Sky raise their prices every year. I have read advice on MSE but mostly seems to pertain to existing customers. Further confused with Sky Q! Anyone got any good advice?

HappyMJ

Pamelavhill wrote: »

Anyone got any good advice?

Yes...stop paying for Sky and use alternative products.

For a total of £146.50 per year (after £100 cashback) I get landline rental, unlimited calls (limited offer), broadband with unlimited usage, 1 medium usage mobile phone plan and 2 low usage mobile phone plans (limited offer) - all mobiles have unlimited calls between them. As I now watch all TV after it's been shown on TV I don't require a TV licence and save on the £145.50 TV licence so the net cost per year is about £1 more than just having an on demand freeview service and I get so much more. The programming I watch has zero advertising so it takes 45 minutes to watch a 60 minute episode.

I'm with TalkTalk and have an Amazon Fire TV stick with plenty of apps loaded.

JJ_Egan

Sky uses the same pipe as BT so it will be the same signal .

[Deleted User]

Pamelavhill wrote: »

I sold & moved out of my house on 4th December, 2015 and am moving into a new house shortly. I want to arrange Sky tv, phone & broadband but wonder if I can qualify as a new customer?

You do qualify as a new customer as you are signing up at a new address. You'd have to be away for a year if you were still at the old one.