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Sky TV retention deals ( post your haggling successes )
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GibbsRule_No3. said:brewerdave said:GibbsRule_No3. said:I have good news for myself. Sky called me this evening and offered me the HD Package for £21 using the old box and when I asked about adding the Sports they have given it to me for £12. I would have paid the £25 as that just brought everything upto what I had been paying for just the TV channels. 18 month contract, starts tonight but I will reattach the box tomorrow, bit busy watching England tonight. So for the price of my Now TV Sports, that I will cancel when I make sure the Sky works. I get those and the Sky TV channels. Very happy bunny. Not sure if they could see I had been trying to access their pages via my defunct account.Is there VAT to pay, reason for asking the email is an even better deal than the lad said on the phone, Sport for £10 and tv for £17, thus £27 not the £33 we had spoken about.
1st episode of Miss Scarlet and the Duke watched via catch up. It was worth holding out for two months to get this deal.0 -
Sky TV went offline yesterday, called today (account completely cancelled at this point) was offered £15 Signature + £4 HD and admin fee credited0
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GibbsRule_No3. said:brewerdave said:GibbsRule_No3. said:I have good news for myself. Sky called me this evening and offered me the HD Package for £21 using the old box and when I asked about adding the Sports they have given it to me for £12. I would have paid the £25 as that just brought everything upto what I had been paying for just the TV channels. 18 month contract, starts tonight but I will reattach the box tomorrow, bit busy watching England tonight. So for the price of my Now TV Sports, that I will cancel when I make sure the Sky works. I get those and the Sky TV channels. Very happy bunny. Not sure if they could see I had been trying to access their pages via my defunct account.Is there VAT to pay, reason for asking the email is an even better deal than the lad said on the phone, Sport for £10 and tv for £17, thus £27 not the £33 we had spoken about.0
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cancelled a few days ago, just went onto the live chat and was offered the following below, I had been paying £81.50 for the last 17 months so its basically just a price match which isnt terrible, ive seen others in this thread get signature for and cinema for cheaper though, I mentioned this but the woman said £81 was the best she could do so left itSky Signature at £21 a month (that's a £11 discount with an 18-month contract)HD at £4 (that's a £4 discount)Complete Sports at £9 (that's a £27 discount with sky cinema and an 18-month contract)Cinema at £12 (that's a £12 discount when keeping Sports/with an 18-month contract)Sky Q Multiscreen at £10 ( saving £5 with an 18-month contract)BT Sport at £25 ( saving £5 with sky sports and an 18 month contract)0
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Mine goes off on 31st July. Already switched my broadband away from them. Been offered Signature, Sport and Cinema for £37 per month but don’t want cinema. Offers have come through letter and through an email. Nothing on my account.
I'm going to let it cancel. The money I save will pay for the increase in my energy bill1 -
Teacake1903 said:Mine goes off on 31st July. Already switched my broadband away from them. Been offered Signature, Sport and Cinema for £37 per month but don’t want cinema. Offers have come through letter and through an email. Nothing on my account.
I'm going to let it cancel. The money I save will pay for the increase in my energy bill0 -
FUrake said:last time I handed in my 31 day notice (18 months ago) I had offers appear on the following link, www.sky.com/mydeal, have tried accessing this today but doesnt seem to work, have they got rid of that? how has everyone received their offers, email mainly? anyone had any success using the www.sky.com/reviewmyoptions link and talking to someone on the live chat? cheers
Sky Q - Multiscreen, Signature, Cinema, Sports complete, HD, and Sports HD. cost £53 reduced from £101.
Seems too good to be true though, so waiting for my future bill section to update.1 -
Wendell_Pierce said:Wendell_Pierce said:Wendell_Pierce said:Wendell_Pierce said:Update.
29 April 2022 - Cancelled Sky.
My bill was £35 for Sky Signature, Box Sets, Sky Sports F1 (HD included).
Was offered £29 for Sky Signature including Box Sets, Sky Sports F1 HD.
18 months offer for Sky Signature. (£17).
12 months offer for Sky Sports F1. (£12).
Cancel any time - not a recontract.
10 May 2022 - Received text from Sky asking me to contact them if I changed my mind about leaving - nothing offered in text.
11 May 2022 - Received letter from Sky.
Sky TV including Box Sets and Sky Sports for £33 monthly for 18 months.
(Plus £10 one-off fee.)
18 month minimum contract.
Small print states price may change during contract. (Which means it WILL go up in price at least once.)
Offer valid until 19 May 2022.
This is worse for me than already offered by being £4 dearer, having to pay a £10 fee, and needing to recontract for 18 months.
On the plus side if I was interested in Sky Sports other than F1, which I'm not, that may be appealing, but it isn't.
If I receive any other offers I will post here.
Received letter today offering Sky Signature for £17 per month on 18 month contract.
Various packages add on at 50% discount whilst keeping Sky Signature.
A one off fee of £10 applies.
Multiscreen £7.
Cinema £9.
Sports £16.
Ultra HD £6.
Kids £3.50.
(Ultra HD or Kids cancellable at any time with 31 days notice.
Others 18 months contract renewed.)
Small print states prices may increase within contract - which means prices will increase at least once.
Not interested in this, but contacted Sky on Chat and asked if I could pay £17 per month for Sky Signature and add Sky Sports F1 at 50% discount ie £9 instead of £18 ?
This would make my monthly bill £26.
Sky Sports F1 would be in HD as standard - Sky Signature not in HD as standard.
The answer was no.
Though for the first time Sky has offered Sky Signature in HD as standard without paying £8 extra - or £4 extra on 50% discount offer.
Best Sky could offer me was £17 for Sky Signature (in HD), plus Sky Sports (in HD as standard) for £16.
This would make my bill £33 per month.
That's £396 for the year plus the inevitable price increases.
That is still more than I want to pay.
I would have signed up for Sky Signature in HD plus F1 if Sky had agreed to £26 per month - but they said no to that.
So I will keep waiting to see if offered anything better.
Will update here if so.
*At least it appears Sky appear to be dropping the charge for HD across all channels for some customers.
Almost two months since cancelling Sky on 23 April 2022.
Received phone call offering Sky Signature and Netflix in HD for £20.00 monthly.
18 Month Contract.
Told them not interested in Netflix so they came back with Sky Signature in HD for £15 monthly.
18 Month Contract.
No special offers on Sky Sports F1.
No option of not signing for 18 months contract.
No offer of a credit.
Tbh Sky Signature in HD for £15 monthly is quite appealing. Only drawback being I know this will increase within contract at least once.
So I didn't take it up.
A couple of weeks ago I took out a NOW subscription which was two months viewing for £10. In addition I added the BOOST payment of £5 per month for HD, skipping ads, and 5.1 surround.
This let me watch the last episodes of a couple of series, and the first couple of episodes of latest Westworld and Blue Bloods.
I'm going to cancel NOW once my offer expires.
If I'm offered anything I will update the thread.
Received offer by post.
Sky TV & Sports £29 a month for 18 months.
Plus a one off fee £10.
Normally £59 per month.
Add Sky Cinema £6 a month.
Add Sky Multiscreen £10 a month.
Add BT Sport £28 a month.
Microscopic print states prices may increase within contract.
Which means will increase within contract at least once.
Valid until 14 July 2022.
Contacted Sky by chat.
Refused to waive one off fee £10.
No offer of a credit.
Chat confirmed channels are in HD.
Probably would have contracted again for 18 months if Sky had waived the fee.
£29 x £18 is £522.
Plus the £10 fee makes it £532.
I will wait to see if offered anything cheaper.
Presently paying for NOW at £10 per month plus £5 for BOOST, so £15 per month until I cancel next month when the NOW price increases to £19.95 per month plus £5 for the BOOST (HD, 5.1, No Ads). I'm not paying £24.95 for NOW + BOOST.
18 month contract puts me off - unless cheaper than NOW + BOOST.
Received NOW offer by e-mail.
Save 40% for 12 months on Sky Sports.
Offer valid until 4 August 2022.
Cancel anytime.
£19.99 per month instead of £33.99 per month.
Might go this.
Already have NOW Entertainment at £10 per month, and BOOST at £5 per month.
Total cost of Sky bill will be £34.99.
Actually £6 more than have been offered by post for a new 18 month contract for the same package at £29 per month.
Advantage being ability to cancel at anytime without penalty.
In theory the Sky Sports £19.99 is good for 12 months but if Entertainment at £10 monthly or BOOST at £5 monthly increases in price I can ditch it.0 -
FUrake said:Teacake1903 said:Mine goes off on 31st July. Already switched my broadband away from them. Been offered Signature, Sport and Cinema for £37 per month but don’t want cinema. Offers have come through letter and through an email. Nothing on my account.
I'm going to let it cancel. The money I save will pay for the increase in my energy bill1 -
shawry_99 said:FUrake said:last time I handed in my 31 day notice (18 months ago) I had offers appear on the following link, www.sky.com/mydeal, have tried accessing this today but doesnt seem to work, have they got rid of that? how has everyone received their offers, email mainly? anyone had any success using the www.sky.com/reviewmyoptions link and talking to someone on the live chat? cheers
Sky Q - Multiscreen, Signature, Cinema, Sports complete, HD, and Sports HD. cost £53 reduced from £101.
Seems too good to be true though, so waiting for my future bill section to update.0
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