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Sky TV Deals
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 -
They are moving house. Sky won't charge for installation at the customer's new property and they'll be able to use their existing decoder equipment (apart from the dish, obviously) unless they particularly want to "upgrade" to Sky Q.Colin_Maybe wrote: »If they've had Sky (continuously) for more than 15 years they'll get free Sky Q setup.0 -
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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I could not say sky q is worth it on a money saving site. It so is not worth it! There are cheaper alternatives that do not require commitment to a long term contract.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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