Now TV Broadband Price Hikes

QrizB

Blighted said:

Why do you say I didn't agree to pay £24 for 12 months. That's what happened when I agreed it with their representative.  The salesman! 

Do you have a record of this, eg. a voice recording of your conversation where the salesman states unequivocally that your price will be fixed for 24 months?

Blighted said:

Does anyone else who understands contracts have a vie?

I agree that the contract terms shared in this thread say they can vary the price and that, if they increase it, you can leave early with no exit fee.

Ayr_Rage

For the last time @Blighted you agreed a MINIMUM TERM contract, not a FIXED PRICE contract, there is a clear difference in the wording from Now.

Prices may increase, including during the minimum term, unless we have agreed a fixed price with you.  We will let you know of any material change in advance.

Just post the contract confirmation to show us that you agreed a FIXED PRICE for 24 months and then we'll all support your assertion that you have been done over.

Northern_Wanderer

....and also, it's wise to time any switch/ new contract to accomodate when a provider does their price hikes. It is known that some do them april, sky/ now is July. 

The sky contracts are very simple in reality. Everyone should be reading t&cs before commiting to these contracts.