Switching from sky a to sky stream - impossible it seems!

wild666

For me it didn't go to offering a Sky Glass TV but gave two options for a 24 month contract at £26 per month and £29 per month on a rolling contract. 
If you took out all the options then it would cost £95 per month, cheapest options, but the prices can change during the 24 month period. You then have to add £169.50, about £14.13 per month, to that to pay for a TV licence so it would be nearly £110 per month. The cheapest option is £481.50 per year, including the TV licence for the  but the dearest option ifs £1380 plus the TV licence. 
On a 30 day rolling plan it would cost £1368 plus £169.50 a total of just under £1538 for a year. I would never pay for a Sky Glass TV as I believe them to be overpriced and you can get a decent 5.1 or 7.1 setup for cheaper than the 55" sky glass TV. 

Ayup

SKY STREAM Offer
Tried the to get the offer (not a Sky subscriber) but if you refuse the broadband offer on the last page they suddenly have "Technical Issues". Waste of time.

chubsta

Ayup said:

SKY STREAM Offer
Tried the to get the offer (not a Sky subscriber) but if you refuse the broadband offer on the last page they suddenly have "Technical Issues". Waste of time.

sounds very suchlike Sky - always a pain to deal with!

To be fair, we have had Stream now for over 6 mon the and much prefer it to the old dish system - the way you watch stuff through things like player instead of recording isn't quite as good but it is still far better than having a dish stuck on the house and wiring everywhere.

steven141

chubsta said:

Ayup said:

SKY STREAM Offer
Tried the to get the offer (not a Sky subscriber) but if you refuse the broadband offer on the last page they suddenly have "Technical Issues". Waste of time.

sounds very suchlike Sky - always a pain to deal with!

To be fair, we have had Stream now for over 6 mon the and much prefer it to the old dish system - the way you watch stuff through things like player instead of recording isn't quite as good but it is still far better than having a dish stuck on the house and wiring everywhere.

I actually don't mind the dish or wires as they are minimal in here so Sky Q is better for us.

ballyblack

I have tried both systems.......Sky Stream & Sky Q box
Sky Q is far superior, ability to record. Faster response and access to favourite channels is much easier. Never will have stream again

flashg67

I've just cancelled sky Q and the offered to put me on sky stream for no setup and £15 p/m for the standard package