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« on: February 26, 2020, 04:27:18 PM »

Just got my sky bill reduced by £25 a month when i added BTsports to my sky contract so i can now watch it on all the sky q mini boxes aswell and the main box at no extra cost
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« Reply #1 on: February 26, 2020, 04:32:48 PM »

How much are you paying?   If I cut mine by £25, I'd be paying nothing.   Think skysports is 20, BT 5 (though it might be 10).
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« Reply #2 on: February 26, 2020, 05:18:05 PM »

How did you do this? On the phone speaking to someone or through website?
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« Reply #3 on: February 26, 2020, 05:32:24 PM »

How much are you paying?   If I cut mine by £25, I'd be paying nothing.   Think skysports is 20, BT 5 (though it might be 10).

i have landline and broadband via sky sky q multi room 2 boxes movies netflix entertainment package and on demand basically the works
although i did drop the kids part of the package £5


How did you do this? On the phone speaking to someone or through website?


i tried to do it online but as i was still under contract they only thing i was being offered was the £25 a month for 18 month contract. so i clicked on the contact us and the guy there sorted me out
ended up getting a guy texting me rather than the messenger service
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« Reply #4 on: February 26, 2020, 06:17:25 PM »

How much are you paying?   If I cut mine by £25, I'd be paying nothing.   Think skysports is 20, BT 5 (though it might be 10).

i have landline and broadband via sky sky q multi room 2 boxes movies netflix entertainment package and on demand basically the works
although i did drop the kids part of the package £5


How did you do this? On the phone speaking to someone or through website?


i tried to do it online but as i was still under contract they only thing i was being offered was the £25 a month for 18 month contract. so i clicked on the contact us and the guy there sorted me out
ended up getting a guy texting me rather than the messenger service

Ok cheers, will look into this myself as well
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« Reply #5 on: February 26, 2020, 06:46:57 PM »

How did you do this? On the phone speaking to someone or through website?

I have nowtv and cancelled sky sports.   They came back and offered it for £20 a month.   They do footie season long plans for about 180 which works out at 20 a month too.   

BT was just a special offer.  Can't see them repeating it as they have upped the price to £25 without a contract.  I can't see me renewing BT as there is little on there I watch other than champions league and a bit of obscure tennis.
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« Reply #6 on: February 26, 2020, 07:13:53 PM »

How did you do this? On the phone speaking to someone or through website?

I have nowtv and cancelled sky sports.   They came back and offered it for £20 a month.   They do footie season long plans for about 180 which works out at 20 a month too.   

BT was just a special offer.  Can't see them repeating it as they have upped the price to £25 without a contract.  I can't see me renewing BT as there is little on there I watch other than champions league and a bit of obscure tennis.

Prime has the mens tennis now which is ok as i get enough deliveries from them to make it worth while but its becoming a joke all the different platforms
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« Reply #7 on: February 26, 2020, 07:27:01 PM »

How did you do this? On the phone speaking to someone or through website?

I have nowtv and cancelled sky sports.   They came back and offered it for £20 a month.   They do footie season long plans for about 180 which works out at 20 a month too.   

BT was just a special offer.  Can't see them repeating it as they have upped the price to £25 without a contract.  I can't see me renewing BT as there is little on there I watch other than champions league and a bit of obscure tennis.

Prime has the mens tennis now which is ok as i get enough deliveries from them to make it worth while but its becoming a joke all the different platforms

Agree on that.   Have currently got BT, nowTV and prime and spend more time watching youtube than all 3 put together.  Prime is definitely favourite to go and BT isn't far behind.   BT have been nothing short of appalling since I rejoined them on an 18 month contract.   Though my wife buys a lot through Amazon, I probably get less than one parcel a month.  And Top Gear >> The Grand Tour. 
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