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Warning - Unexpected SKY TV bills rise MSE'ers
onesixfive
Posts: 510 Forumite
in Phones & TV
I signed up for the reduced Sky offer last year on MSE.
Just happened to diary it for review.
Good job I checked - my forthcoming bill in a few days days time had already almost DOUBLED to over £100 without any prior notice from SKY. This will be due in a couple of days!! (its payable in advance).
They will be getting a call tonight !
Just happened to diary it for review.
Good job I checked - my forthcoming bill in a few days days time had already almost DOUBLED to over £100 without any prior notice from SKY. This will be due in a couple of days!! (its payable in advance).
They will be getting a call tonight !
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why should they notify if you deal/contracts ends?
its how they make their money. You will be tied in for a month notice period - so they will get the new charge for a month, unless you negotiate a new deal0 -
Just trying to help !
There were 1000's signed up with MSE around this time last year.
(Anyway I called last night & re-negotiated 30% off the TV deal for a further 18 months )0 -
You're quite correct to remind people, although they should do as you did themselves.Just trying to help !
There were 1000's signed up with MSE around this time last year.
(Anyway I called last night & re-negotiated 30% off the TV deal for a further 18 months )
30% off isn't particularly good by the way, although if you're happy that's all that counts.0 -
They only have to tell you about rises in the basic cost and not increases due to the end of an offer.0
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