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toothdoctor

Been offered £21.99 for 12 months. Still find it laughable that you have to pay extra for full hd resolution via boost. This should be standard. 

Doshwaster

toothdoctor said:

Been offered £21.99 for 12 months. Still find it laughable that you have to pay extra for full hd resolution via boost. This should be standard. 

Usually with Boost if you take the one month free trial and then cancel you will be offered a reduced deal rather than the £6/month for HD or £9/month for 4K.

I agree though, HD shouldn't cost anything extra. Who wants to watch SD on a modern large screen TV?

mjm3346

Doshwaster said:

toothdoctor said:

Been offered £21.99 for 12 months. Still find it laughable that you have to pay extra for full hd resolution via boost. This should be standard. 

Usually with Boost if you take the one month free trial and then cancel you will be offered a reduced deal rather than the £6/month for HD or £9/month for 4K.

I agree though, HD shouldn't cost anything extra. Who wants to watch SD on a modern large screen TV?

I am not sure there will be much of an offer on Ultra or standard Boost if someone is already tied in for 6 or 12 months, that's one reason I didn't take £17.99 for 6 months when it was offered (the vast number of trailers you cannot skip annoyed me without getting ads as well)

JReacher1

My current deal is this for the next six months. 

Sky sports £20 a month
ultra boost £4.50 a month

Sky movies £4.99 a month

Sky entertainment £6.99 a month 

 

AlphaCentauri

I paid for Sports £34.99 for 1 month, then cancelled and was offered 6 months £19.99.  Also, boost at £6/month for extra stream.

Hopefully in 6 months there'll be a new offer - ideally 3 months to take me to end of football season.