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Sky TV retention deals ( post your haggling successes )
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HillStreetBlues said:Asking for someone else. Current contact ended (or just ended)
Sky Signature & Multiscreen. What kind of price for those?
EDIT No internet or phone as that's via BT.0 -
Paying £76 for Sig, sports & Netflix
Offered
Signature £26.50
Sports £24
Netflix £5
Said that's the best they could do so I am going to phone back and cancel. I have recordable HD box in bedroom so can sack the Q box0 -
Ok, just got a deal by calling instead of crappy texting/webchat. Scotland so much better and quicker
FF150 broadband £26
Broadband boost £4
Signature £25.50
Netflix £11.50
Multi room £10
Sky cinema(with 2 free Vue tickets pm)£6
Wouldn’t have gone for this but cinema tickets will be used by someone in the family, normally £5 each and includes paramount +
Total £83
Quite happy with that
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Sky sig £20.50
sky movies £6
Sky kids
HD £4
Ultra HD £1
Sky Kids £3£34.50 (24 month contract)
We watch a lot of paramount plus so it’s cheaper to take Sky movies for £6 and get it for free (normally £6.99)
need the kids channels so no choice. Can’t stand SD, I’m sure sky make it look worse on purpose.The sky signature is ok, don’t use it that much I suppose but I’m on Sky Q do enjoy the use of recording and the epg is still the best out there.0 -
I had the below offer two weeks after cancelling which I accepted - best offer before cancellation was £40, and they really would not budge from it.
Signature - £20.50
Netflix (without ads) - £10.50
HD - £4
Total £35 + £10 one off admin fee
They originally wanted to charge me £36 + £20 admin fee, but when I pushed back on the admin fee they reduced the price to the above. Judging by previous posts, it's certainly possible for anyone to get them down to £20.50 for signature, and £4 for HD after cancellation.0 -
class222 said:I had the below offer two weeks after cancelling which I accepted - best offer before cancellation was £40, and they really would not budge from it.
Signature - £20.50
Netflix (without ads) - £10.50
HD - £4
Total £35 + £10 one off admin fee
They originally wanted to charge me £36 + £20 admin fee, but when I pushed back on the admin fee they reduced the price to the above. Judging by previous posts, it's certainly possible for anyone to get them down to £20.50 for signature, and £4 for HD after cancellation.We had had no contact from Sky other than the information about the return of the equipment 👍👍👍0 -
butise said:We had had no contact from Sky other than the information about the return of the equipment 👍👍👍0
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As we just had the signature package I doubt Sky will view us as a significant financial loss to their business despite our 27 years with them.
The return box arrived this morning so I will pack the sky Q equipment into the box and post it back to them on Monday..
The only real thing we miss is the familiarity of the sky EPG.
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I've just tried to get a better deal. Paying £117.50 at the moment.
Signature
Sports
Kids
Cinema
HD
Broadband 60mb.
They could only offer me £102 a month.
I've cancelled, hoping I can get a better deal as don't really want to leave
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Just renewed the following (was paying £88.50 previously):
- Sky Signature 36.50 18.50
- Boost to Netflix Premium 14.50 11.50
- Sky Kids 7.00 4.00
- Sky Sports Complete including Sky Sports+ 33.00 15.00
- Sky Sports HD 6.00 2.00
- Sky HD 9.00 5.00
- Multiscreen 15.00 0.00
- Ultra HD 4.00 1.00
- Sky Broadband Ultrafast Plus (500MB) 53.00 33.00
New total for a 24 month term is £90/month, so a £1.50 monthly increase.Is this amount in the similar range for other deals offered?
The £1.50 price difference is an increase for Netflix Premium (+£4.50/mth) and decrease for Ultra HD (-£3/mth).
There was a £20 admin fee which I protested, this is being reduced to £5 (via a £15 account credit)
Even though I have committed, is there a cooling off period so I can still fully cancel for any better offers achievable?
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