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Sky TV retention deals ( post your haggling successes )
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I guess they don't have to pay the satellite leasing fees for one, the hardware is way cheaper as well (very cheap by the sounds of it).MouldyOldDough said:prowla said:I've had another "Please come back" offer in the post; still the same £22/month for Stream with in-contract rises; maybe they think they'll beat me into submission.
I can't understand how they can offer "stream" at a lower price than Q - When the customer already has a Q box up and working ?1 -
1 - You will need to pay for Boost - increases to 1080p HD and enables you to watch on 3 devices at the same time- without Boost you can only watch on one. Might be worth looking at signing up to it via Ireland as you could get it for much cheaper. I did that for TNT Sports - got all 4 TNT channels plus Premier Sports 1 and 2 so can watch the occasional 3pm Sat kick offs and La Liga games as well plus boost for around £15pm for 6 months. If I did that through Sky it would be £30 and no access to PM Sports eitherMouldyOldDough said:Sky have not offered me a decent deal (£75.50 for Sport + signature on Q with second box) - I am now looking elsewhere and think that NOW TV may be cheaper. 22 years of being a paying customer counts for ziltchI have a few questions though1. Does NOW allow me to run 2 * Adapters on the same account (living room and bedroom)2. I am used to recording - will I be able to receive and stream every channel that I can receive and record on Signature ?3.Anything else that I may have forgotten ?
Current Now Tv prices
Boost - £6
Sports - £35
Entertainment - £10
2 - In short, no. The Entertainment channels are just the Sky related ones plus a few more like Alibi,MTV and Comedy Central
3 - Perhaps go through with the cancellation and then try again once its completely turned off as you might be likely to get a better deal. I am shocked that they haven't lowered that at all considering my package is similar and now paying £46.50pm0 -
(Confusingly) According to Sky ...
The set up costs for Sky Stream Pucks are £39.95 however with the current offer available the first puck would be free and any additional pucks would be £39.95.
Sky Sports - Complete Pack - Offer: In Contract Sky Sports £2 Off for 18 Months -18 Month Contract £28.
For an equivalent Sky Streaming TV package it would be £80.00 per month (not including Sky Broadband).
Here is the breakdown:-
Ad skipping £5.00
Whole Home £13.00 (required when there is more than 1 streaming device)
Sky Ultra HD and Dolby Atmos® £6.00
Netflix Standard with Ads (included)
Sky Ultimate TV - Sky Entertainment with Netflix - Offer: In Contract Ultimate TV Pack £3 Off for 18 Months 18 Month Contract £28.00The Equivalent to what I am currently on (Q) - CostsI can confirm that your bill due on 4th July 2024 is currently £66.50, your bill due 4th August 2024 will be a prorata bill for £70.90 and then your furure bills from 4th September 2024 will be £75.50. Please bear in mind that prices may increase during your minimum term.So - according to them - Q is cheaper than Stream - TOTALLY CONFUSED NOW !!
If I was half as smart as I think I am - I'd be twice as smart as I REALLY am.0 -
As an aside, my Tesco Clubcard just gave me a Disney+ free for 3 months offer.I've signed up and will later check the termination details.It's the "with ads" service, so I'll see how intrusive they are.1
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i cancelled mine today having only set it up on Friday. Still able to view it until it runs out in Septprowla said:As an aside, my Tesco Clubcard just gave me a Disney+ free for 3 months offer.I've signed up and will later check the termination details.It's the "with ads" service, so I'll see how intrusive they are.2 -
Is it similar to the free Apple TV trials where you can cancel via your online account rather than having to phone up? I had the 6 months Apple TV deal and did the same as yourself, it ran for the full 6 months regardless of when you cancel.PendeLun said:
i cancelled mine today having only set it up on Friday. Still able to view it until it runs out in Septprowla said:As an aside, my Tesco Clubcard just gave me a Disney+ free for 3 months offer.I've signed up and will later check the termination details.It's the "with ads" service, so I'll see how intrusive they are.1 -
Yes, I cancelled via online account takes less than a minute to doJSmithy45AD said:
Is it similar to the free Apple TV trials where you can cancel via your online account rather than having to phone up? I had the 6 months Apple TV deal and did the same as yourself, it ran for the full 6 months regardless of when you cancel.PendeLun said:
i cancelled mine today having only set it up on Friday. Still able to view it until it runs out in Septprowla said:As an aside, my Tesco Clubcard just gave me a Disney+ free for 3 months offer.I've signed up and will later check the termination details.It's the "with ads" service, so I'll see how intrusive they are.2 -
OK I am considering removing my HD subscription - I still would get Terrestrial HD as well as Sky Sports on HD - But would save £9 per monthWould I miss HD ? £108 pa - not to be sneezed at ....
If I was half as smart as I think I am - I'd be twice as smart as I REALLY am.0 -
Why on earth are you paying full price for HD? My deal is no where close to the best deals but I'm still only paying £4 for HD and £1 for UHD.MouldyOldDough said:OK I am considering removing my HD subscription - I still would get Terrestrial HD as well as Sky Sports on HD - But would save £9 per monthWould I miss HD ? £108 pa - not to be sneezed at ....0 -
JSmithy45AD said:
Why on earth are you paying full price for HD? My deal is no where close to the best deals but I'm still only paying £4 for HD and £1 for UHD.MouldyOldDough said:OK I am considering removing my HD subscription - I still would get Terrestrial HD as well as Sky Sports on HD - But would save £9 per monthWould I miss HD ? £108 pa - not to be sneezed at ....
Because that's what my sky account is billed at - my fixed price deal expired 5 months ago....
If I was half as smart as I think I am - I'd be twice as smart as I REALLY am.0
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