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If I cancel Sky....

Sunshine_and_Roses
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I have been with Sky all of my adult bill paying life, and always negotiated a deal at the end of the contract. I am now thinking of switching to Virgin for the better broadband speeds.
I currently have Sky Signature, Multiroom for one extra room, Sky Broadband Superfas, Netflixt and line . This will be increased from £61.50 to £74.50 next month.
My options are:
1) Switch to Virgin who have offered me Big Bundle, extra set box, line rental and 125 broadband for £46.99 a month, with a £50 bill credit.
2) Cancel Sky TV and just get a broadband package and use Freeview only
3) See what Sky offer when I cancel.
If I cancel Sky what happens to the programmes I have recorded? Is the Q box wiped after the 30 days notice? Asking in case I decide to go with option 2.
Grateful for any advice or opinions - thanks.
I currently have Sky Signature, Multiroom for one extra room, Sky Broadband Superfas, Netflixt and line . This will be increased from £61.50 to £74.50 next month.
My options are:
1) Switch to Virgin who have offered me Big Bundle, extra set box, line rental and 125 broadband for £46.99 a month, with a £50 bill credit.
2) Cancel Sky TV and just get a broadband package and use Freeview only
3) See what Sky offer when I cancel.
If I cancel Sky what happens to the programmes I have recorded? Is the Q box wiped after the 30 days notice? Asking in case I decide to go with option 2.
Grateful for any advice or opinions - thanks.
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You have to give the Q box back unless you want to pay circa £200 for it (not sure of actual price) so it's moot what happens to recordings. They won't be accessible anyway and you can't record anything else I think. Do a factory reset first BTW.
As for the rest, that's up to you as your paying for it.
Personally I'd take the Virgin option or Freeview.1
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