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The end of my Sky TV era
tt2505
Posts: 41 Forumite
in Phones & TV
Well, it’s finally happened today, our Sky TV contract is over.
multi room & apps are no more, although because we still have the ‘Q’ equipment I’m hoping we can still watch, record & pause until the packaging arrives to return it?!
multi room & apps are no more, although because we still have the ‘Q’ equipment I’m hoping we can still watch, record & pause until the packaging arrives to return it?!
As others have previously posted, in over 20 years as a Sky customer this has been the absolute worst negotiating, they simply aren’t budging! Once out of contract in January our £31.50 (signature, netflix, multi room) bill increased by 50% & of course would rise again circa 6% in April. I know it sounds petty, but we rarely watch any of the Sky channels, more Netflix & Prime (which we have through Amazon account) £10+ a week just to have the functionality to pause & record seems OTT 😳
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I left Sky last month - my packaging arrived on the last day of my contract
. However, they do give you three months to return it..... 1 -
How are you coping without or have you gone to another provider?The_Unready said:I left Sky last month - my packaging arrived on the last day of my contract. However, they do give you three months to return it.....0 -
I've taken out a Netflix subscription and I dip in and out of a Discovery+/TNT Sports monthly subscription if there is any football/rugby I want to watch. I never had Sky Movies and I'm not much of a film buff so I haven't missed those.
I bought a Freesat box to hook up to the satellite disband I can record any programmes I need to on that.
All in all I'm happy with my decision.0 -
Great 🙌 I have thought to get Netflix when I start to miss it. Is the freesat box easy enough for old dinosaurs to set up?The_Unready said:I've taken out a Netflix subscription and I dip in and out of a Discovery+/TNT Sports monthly subscription if there is any football/rugby I want to watch. I never had Sky Movies and I'm not much of a film buff so I haven't missed those.
I bought a Freesat box to hook up to the satellite disband I can record any programmes I need to on that.
All in all I'm happy with my decision.0
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