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funkey_monkey
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We are moving into a new house and want to install Sky. We are a current customer of over 15 (maybe more) years.
Looking to get just the entertainment package.
What sort of money should we expect to pay out and how much more could I expect to pay out for multi room?
Thanks.
Looking to get just the entertainment package.
What sort of money should we expect to pay out and how much more could I expect to pay out for multi room?
Thanks.
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Not sure about the multiroom so I apologise for my lack of knowledge around that but I cancelled my Sky package a few weeks ago to see what they would offer. I checked yesterday and they offered the entertaiment package for £15 a month instead of usual £20 and boxsets for £3.50 instead of usual £5. They arent giving much away and the old 50% and 60% deals are a thing of the past as everything is offered individually now as add ons. Hope this helps.0
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Multi room is usually £12 extra a month
Entertainment bundle is Usually £20 more for HD
So £15-£30 a month for Entertainment HD+Boxsets HD + Multiroom is a good deal any more than that is not worth it
Sky go usually £199 setup fee & £99 Per mini box but can get this way cheaper if you haggle0 -
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Multi room is usually £12 extra a month
Entertainment bundle is Usually £20 more for HD
So £15-£30 a month for Entertainment HD+Boxsets HD + Multiroom is a good deal any more than that is not worth it
Sky go usually £199 setup fee & £99 Per mini box but can get this way cheaper if you haggle
If they've had Sky (continuously) for more than 15 years they'll get free Sky Q setup. They may have to join the Sky VIP scheme first though which is free.
https://www.sky.com/help/articles/sky-vip-faqs0 -
Colin_Maybe wrote: »If they've had Sky (continuously) for more than 15 years they'll get free Sky Q setup.0
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Why pay that sort of money when you can get NowTv for around £5 a month with discounts which includes box sets. And no contract!0
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not sure if it helps we found now tv quite good get sky atlantic and sky living and sky 1 can use in 2 rooms if u buy 2 boxes £20 each and only £7.99 a month for the pass it has replaced our sky0
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Go for Sky Q. It!!!8217;s a fit and forget solution which just works. I!!!8217;ve had it about 6 months and love it. Well worth the money in my opinion.0
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Go for Sky Q. It!!!8217;s a fit and forget solution which just works. I!!!8217;ve had it about 6 months and love it. Well worth the money in my opinion.0
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