Sky’s TV and broadband price hikes.

ct1ct
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We’ve been told about Aprils price increases, however if you are a subscriber you should check your future bills. Log into your account, click bills and payments, and then click future. Mine shows further increases coming into effect over the next 3 months to a total of 42.5% over my April bill. Trying to get an explanation from Sky got me nowhere, so personally I’ll be cancelling.

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  • TadleyBaggie
    TadleyBaggie Posts: 6,538 Forumite
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    End of discounts perhaps?
  • Neil_Jones
    Neil_Jones Posts: 9,515 Forumite
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    edited 14 May 2023 at 10:22AM
    ct1ct said:
    We’ve been told about Aprils price increases, however if you are a subscriber you should check your future bills. Log into your account, click bills and payments, and then click future. Mine shows further increases coming into effect over the next 3 months to a total of 42.5% over my April bill. Trying to get an explanation from Sky got me nowhere, so personally I’ll be cancelling.

    Already done for parents.  No increase showing for them.

    A 42% increase is almost always you're at the end of your minimum term with discount/special offer and you go back to paying full price.  Your T&Cs say prices can increase by up to 10% once a year.

    Must remember you pay in advance for Sky so it looks odd on occasion due to the way the maths works if your deal ends mid month.
  • ct1ct
    ct1ct Posts: 6 Forumite
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    The June increase would explain the broadband side of things (£2.00), but the £30.00/month increase in July, plus another £2.00 in August just leaves me baffled.
  • jem16
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    ct1ct said:
    The June increase would explain the broadband side of things (£2.00), but the £30.00/month increase in July, plus another £2.00 in vAugust just leaves me baffled.
    Look at your most recent bill breakdown and then compare it with the July bill breakdown. It should give you the answers. 
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