BT TV

Vicky123

I'm looking at renewing and noticed they have an entertainment package that includes NOW TV, it's not clear though if that includes the pass or just that you can get to NOW through their box.   It's only £2 more than I currently pay for the basic package so seems a bit odd.  Anyone know?

DCFC79

Any terms and conditions for the package ?

Vicky123

DCFC79 said:

Any terms and conditions for the package ?

I'm trying to make sense of the jargon in the T&C'S, It's just not clear whether you pay for the package and then pay again for a pass, neither makes much sense because if it's included then it's really cheap but if it's just access then not worth it because I can already get to NOW through the box I have but obviously would need to subscribe for a minimum monthly pass.

iniltous

AFAIK, with the new packages based around  NowTV , you lose some channels  ( Eurosport is one )  if the channels you lose are of no consequence to you then it probably is only £2 more for the NowTV based packages compared to the legacy package you currently have

JJ_Egan

It says .

Our Entertainment TV package (featuring the NOW TV Entertainment pass) is currently half price for your first six months.

Vicky123

JJ_Egan said:

It says .

Our Entertainment TV package (featuring the NOW TV Entertainment pass) is currently half price for your first six months.

Great I'll give it a go then, soon find out when I click on NOW.

Vicky123

Thanks everyone, I changed package and it is indeed £2 extra for NOW with Sky Movies also, if I get rid of NETFLIX I'm quids in!

poppasmurf_bewdley

And don't forget that lovely little rider - 24 month deal!  So unlike NowTV, you cannot cancel month to month.  

Vicky123

poppasmurf_bewdley said:

And don't forget that lovely little rider - 24 month deal!  So unlike NowTV, you cannot cancel month to month.  

Not bothered about that, we'll always have some TV package and I'm guessing an extended period of staying in given I don't fancy masks and SD for the foreseeable.   I wouldn't change broadband provider in any case as over the years  BT have been the most reliable by a merry mile.