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Sky increases
Hi. We all know that those with Sky Q and broadband can now leave once they get their email notification from Sky of the upcoming increases. Can I check with those folks that have already "successfully" haggled with Sky did they make sure that the original proposed increases weren't included in any "discounts" they were offered by Sky?
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Why would Sky give a discount on an old price they don't offer any more? The new discounted price will be relative to their new full price.
If it sticks, force it.
If it breaks, well it wasn't working right anyway.0 -
I'm not sure your question makes sense TBH but I've posted mine in the 'Sky retentions' thread. I've gone from £38pm (going up to £41 in April) to £32 with no April increase this year for the same TV package.
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