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HoolyNI
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A bit of advice required please.
I am under contract to Sky Fibre, I have a Sky box showing free channels and 2 BT Youview boxes for recording freeview a couple of Chromecasts and Amazon Firesticks thrown in too...
I know I can get BT Sport via my Sky box but would rather have it through my Youview boxes or Chromecasts...is this possible without having BT Broadband?
I am under contract to Sky Fibre, I have a Sky box showing free channels and 2 BT Youview boxes for recording freeview a couple of Chromecasts and Amazon Firesticks thrown in too...
I know I can get BT Sport via my Sky box but would rather have it through my Youview boxes or Chromecasts...is this possible without having BT Broadband?
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No, it isn't. You would need to enquire with BT how much it would cost you on your SKY platform, as they offer stand-alone BT Sport to SKY users only. And TalkTalk and VM.0
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Moneyineptitude wrote: »It doesn't sound like the OP is a currently a Sky TV subscriber if he's only able to access the free channels via his decoder.
That will be fine. A SKY subscription isn't required to access BT Sport, only an active FSFS card.0 -
Hi. I want to be able to watch BT Sport. I have Sky tv and Virgin broadband. My Sky and Virgin are on good deals with a while to run. It seems that the only 2 options are the BT Sport:
a) one year deal of £0 for 3 months and then £26.99 for 9 months.
b) monthly deal of £21.99 for 3 months and then £26.99 with a £30 set up fee.
This seems expensive. I have tried to haggle a better deal through BT Sport but with no luck so far.
Are there any other 100% legal and reliable ways of getting BT Sport HD?
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I get it through my Youview box with PlusNet - BT sport 1 + 1 extra (BT Lite) is part of the entertainment package which is normally £5 a month (and includes Eurosport). The full BT sport package with them is £5 a month (11 channels). PlusNet also charge £2 a month to get HD versions of the extra subscribed channels. So in theory it would cost £7 a month to get BT sport in HD through PlusNet. I pay about £32 a month for fibre, phone line, calls and tv (including HD but not full BT sport). Hope that helps.0
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My_perfect_cousin wrote: »Hi. I want to be able to watch BT Sport. I have Sky tv and Virgin broadband. My Sky and Virgin are on good deals with a while to run. It seems that the only 2 options are the BT Sport:
a) one year deal of £0 for 3 months and then £26.99 for 9 months.
b) monthly deal of £21.99 for 3 months and then £26.99 with a £30 set up fee.
This seems expensive. I have tried to haggle a better deal through BT Sport but with no luck so far.
Are there any other 100% legal and reliable ways of getting BT Sport HD?
thanks0
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