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Setanta Sports price increase from this Sunday
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Well todays the day and the website still shows the old price.0
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dinglebert wrote: »Well todays the day and the website still shows the old price.
It's changed
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How to subscribe?
Signing up to Setanta Sports is easy. For the great price of only £12.99 per month you get access to the Setanta Sports Pack – 10 great channels – 1 great price! T & C’s of Setanta Sports S.a.r.l. Connection Fee of £14.99 Applies
They still have £9.99 signs up on their website but all the other bits including sign up is now £12.99 for Sat customers
http://www.setanta.com/en/UK/How-to-subscribe/Satellite/Satellite-FAQ/
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How much does it cost?
Our Setanta Sports channel on a Freeview box costs only £10.99 per month with an initial one-off connection fee of £10. If you purchase a Setanta Freeview Pack from high street shops including Tesco, Comet, Currys and Argos then your first month’s subscription and connection fee is included in the price.
http://www.setanta.com/en/UK/How-to-subscribe/Freeview/Freeview-FAQ/0 -
dinglebert wrote: »Well todays the day and the website still shows the old price.
I guess they don't man the website 24/7 as the old prices were up this morning. As already said, the new prices are now up.
I noticed yesterday on a few websites that carry Setanta ads that all of them had dropped the price with new adverts making no mention of the price at all.0 -
In that case I am wrong and sit corrected. Commercial suicide though imho0
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Agreed. Whoever thought a Man U pre-season tour and a couple of England friendlies would sell subs over the summer is obviously out of their depth.0
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if my dd goes up iam going to chance my arm and phone them asking to cancelLive in my shoes for a week,then tell me your lifes hard!0
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so if they dont inform us and take extra via dd,we can end it,as they have broken the agreement?Freddie_Snowbits wrote: »Well I have not had notification of any increase and if they take the DD incorrectly, that will be end of contractLive in my shoes for a week,then tell me your lifes hard!0 -
The new prices from today are for new customers, which means in June they'll follow their notification procedure for price increases for existing customers by e-mail and letter to take place from July 1st.
Christine in customer services told me they were told by management to deny the price increase until it was officially notified to existing customers, but was happy to give out the information anyway.0 -
Tomorrow the dd is due to leave.
I just wonder? And if it is wrong, well!0
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