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Cheap Unlimited Broadband & Anytime Phone (mob)
glerwill
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Hi,
I am in a quandary as to going for a new provider, and would welcome your suggestions:
- we each have PAYG mobiles with Three and are low users.
- we are with Sky for unlimited ADSL broadband, and anytime calls including mobile - cost is £32.90 after the ending of a deal last month.
- we use Amazon Prime for TV/Films and other elements of prime - have done netflix in the past, might consider NOW TV going forward (instead) - not interested in Sport.
- leaving Sky involves an engineers charge of approx £36 as they (and Talk Talk allegedly) put equipment in the BT Openreach cabinet which needs to be changed for the new provider.
- I am tempted by SSE Fibre Unlimited (but don't actually need it) at £23 including anytime calls and half price mobiles. I would probably stay with Amazon for TV.
- Staying with Sky might be possible if they were to offer a good deal to stay.
Your advice and suggestions would be welcome - lowest long term cost is the priority at the moment, although Fibre would be 'nice to have'
rgds
Graham
I am in a quandary as to going for a new provider, and would welcome your suggestions:
- we each have PAYG mobiles with Three and are low users.
- we are with Sky for unlimited ADSL broadband, and anytime calls including mobile - cost is £32.90 after the ending of a deal last month.
- we use Amazon Prime for TV/Films and other elements of prime - have done netflix in the past, might consider NOW TV going forward (instead) - not interested in Sport.
- leaving Sky involves an engineers charge of approx £36 as they (and Talk Talk allegedly) put equipment in the BT Openreach cabinet which needs to be changed for the new provider.
- I am tempted by SSE Fibre Unlimited (but don't actually need it) at £23 including anytime calls and half price mobiles. I would probably stay with Amazon for TV.
- Staying with Sky might be possible if they were to offer a good deal to stay.
Your advice and suggestions would be welcome - lowest long term cost is the priority at the moment, although Fibre would be 'nice to have'
rgds
Graham
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Haggle with Sky as you are bound to get some kind of offer. What you get depends on how much you persevere.0
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