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Boyfriend wants to bring sky with him!
tracyk23
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I pay for Amazon, Disney+ and Netflix currently at my house. He is moving in, and wants to bring his all singing, all dancing, sky sports with him. I believe he is paying around 150 quid for SS and broadband 🧐.
What’s the most cost effective way to keep him sport happy?? We won’t need sky cinema etc. thanks
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Aren't you enough entertainment for him? 😊
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He can't bring it with him as such. You will need to close your accounts and he open new accounts with new provider. I pay for all singing EE TV. Sports, cinema, Netflix I get prime separately as I use that for delivery and Disney for my son separately. I pay £119 a month inc broadband.0
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Who is your current broadband provider? Some have TV deals that can sometimes be cheaper for Netflix, Sky Sports etc than subscribing to the individual services separately.0
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Not sure why you say he can't bring it with him?marcia_ said:He can't bring it with him as such. You will need to close your accounts and he open new accounts with new provider. I pay for all singing EE TV. Sports, cinema, Netflix I get prime separately as I use that for delivery and Disney for my son separately. I pay £119 a month inc broadband.
https://www.sky.com/moving-home/
But of course that could clash with an existing provider at the OPs address if the Sky package includes broadband.0 -
We'd need to know what exactly you have, your contract status and his contract status. One of you could need to pay early termination fees.0
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Check what termination fees you both have. Usually new customer deals are cheaper than being an existing customer on the rolling contract, but not if either of you are mid minimum term.0
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You could check out the Now offerings.0
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I’d ditch him. £150 a month for tv and broadband shows he is too frivolous with money for an mse’r like you.0
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