How can i get 60 to 70% off a SKY tv/phone/internet bundle 26 September 2016 at 9:56AM in Phones & TV 8 replies 1.9K views

abc987

Hi

I am not with sky at the moment.
I don't the free tv or laptop.

Is there a voucher code I can use to get 60 to 70% off a Sky tv/phone/internet bundle?

Thanks

teddysmum

abc987 wrote: »

Hi

I am not with sky at the moment.
I don't the free tv or laptop.

Is there a voucher code I can use to get 60 to 70% off a Sky tv/phone/internet bundle?

Thanks

50% and 60% (I've not heard of 70%) discount offers are usually haggled by existing customers who cancel tv and these are tv discounts, the other items being subject to separate negotiation.


There is an alternative £100 gift voucher instead of the 'free' tv or laptop.

mije1983

A quick google search will bring up some options. Like this one

http://www.sky.com/shop/offers/12months/30/

No idea if it's a current offer, or if you qualify, but google should be your first port of call.

Good luck.

liviboy

I got my amazing deal as a new customer by doing the online chat on the sales page. They gave me an offer that simply doesn't exist on the main site.

andrewmp

Carphonewarehouse instore will give you Sky Q TV, Line Rental, Calls and internet for about £16 per month.

Oakdene

Get on the live chat via Sky's website & tell the agent you're thinking of switching from BT & they'll give you a great deal.

GeoffP

Sky deals available from PC World or Carphone warehouse are only available in store. There are options for broadband - I am paying £22 per month for unlimited broadband (not the basic), Sky+ and box Sets, 1TB Q box and unlimited telephone. They want £58 for equipment which will be paid for in my first month with Sky as Virgin were charging me £87 for a lesser package (albeit with fast b/band; that I don't need).

mattk_180

Oakdene wrote: »

Get on the live chat via Sky's website & tell the agent you're thinking of switching from BT & they'll give you a great deal.

What if you've just moved in and have no current supplier at all (moving out of parents house). Will it still work or will they have a way of finding out?

[Deleted User]

mattk_180 wrote: »

What if you've just moved in and have no current supplier at all (moving out of parents house). Will it still work or will they have a way of finding out?

Why would you lie about your circumstances? Just demand that Sky offer you a new customer deal and, if it's not cheap enough, tell them you'll go elsewhere..