Sky TV (Offers and Advice)

muttclugg · 16 Jun 2015 at 08:13

Hi Khan, is the offer for the whole TV package with everything for £25 still going? If so could you send it across? Had enough of BT and been considering sky for a while.

MissChief · 16 Jun 2015 at 11:43

I have the same offer mutt, send me a trust message and I will sort you out.

muttclugg · 16 Jun 2015 at 14:36

Thanks Misschief, I've emailed you.

agentm · 16 Jun 2015 at 15:43

KHAN said:
I've got codes so that you get

£25 for 12months (whole contract) entire DTV package, That's the Family package (All base channels + On-Demand Box-Sets + HD) All of the Sky Movies channels and all of the Sports Channels.

It's £16.40 for Line Rental (No offer on that)

£7.50 per months for Sky Broadband Unlimited (Phone line Internet) Currently offering it 12months Free for new customers.

Free HD Wireless Sky+ Box
Free Installation.

That's £41.40 per month for the whole Sky package. (Usually £95.90)

Let me know if you want a code.

MissChief said:
I have the same offer mutt, send me a trust message and I will sort you out.

I'm moving in a few weeks and I'm not an existing customer, so please send me the code for this offer. Thanks very much in advance.

scottomus0 · 17 Jun 2015 at 21:20

MissChief said:
I have the same offer mutt, send me a trust message and I will sort you out.

Is there anything i can do to use this code? I had my sky installed only 2 weeks ago so im still in the cooling period.

I certainly havent got the best deal from them at all!

Is it possible they can change it for me? or is it too late and my only option is to cancel, and potentially get my other half to sign up with the new code?

any advice is really appreciated!

MissChief · 17 Jun 2015 at 22:59

I would phone up and ask if the code can be applied. Send me a trust message and I'll send a code along scott

TheVoice · 19 Jun 2015 at 13:34

Just got my basic package (with HD) brought down to £15 a month, quite happy with that considering I was paying nearer £20 for the past year.

scottomus0 · 19 Jun 2015 at 19:15

MissChief said:
I would phone up and ask if the code can be applied. Send me a trust message and I'll send a code along scott

nah they wouldnt have it, said theres nothing they can do.

Even if i cancelled, its 31 days notice, and that code has to be used by the 26th june? Meaning if my other half signed up their would be 2 accounts which obviously cant be done!

So my options are:

cancel. give 31 days notice and wait for another F&F deal whenever that will be and put up with freeview until then.

dont cancel, and hope for a reasonable discount for sports and movies in the next few months.

If that doesnt happen, then im stuck in a 12 month contract without the package i want! Theres no way im paying £75 for it all when it can be had £30 less.

such a pain in the ass

.Lethal · 22 Jun 2015 at 15:40

KHAN said:
I've got codes so that you get

£25 for 12months (whole contract) entire DTV package, That's the Family package (All base channels + On-Demand Box-Sets + HD) All of the Sky Movies channels and all of the Sports Channels.

It's £16.40 for Line Rental (No offer on that)

£7.50 per months for Sky Broadband Unlimited (Phone line Internet) Currently offering it 12months Free for new customers.

Free HD Wireless Sky+ Box
Free Installation.

That's £41.40 per month for the whole Sky package. (Usually £95.90)

Let me know if you want a code.

Can I get a code for this please? Or from MissChief

Thanks

MissChief · 22 Jun 2015 at 18:05

Trust message me and I will send one along.

morkfromork · 22 Jun 2015 at 18:18

Can these be used for an existing customer who is outside of a contract?

My dad has a standard tv with sports package on a hd box, telephone and standard broadband.No multi room and he has just been told his package is going up to around £90.

If not have you got any codes for existing customers? To be honest all he watches is the sports channels so not really bothered about movies.

muttclugg · 22 Jun 2015 at 19:34

morkfromork said:
Can these be used for an existing customer who is outside of a contract?

My dad has a standard tv with sports package on a hd box, telephone and standard broadband.No multi room and he has just been told his package is going up to around £90.

If not have you got any codes for existing customers? To be honest all he watches is the sports channels so not really bothered about movies.

I think (after reading the small print) that it needs to be at an address that hasn't had sky for the past 12 months.

alx · 24 Jun 2015 at 10:17

muttclugg said:
I think (after reading the small print) that it needs to be at an address that hasn't had sky for the past 12 months.

Think I'll cancel Sky and then resign up when I move house soon - seems the best way to get a decent deal

.

Guess these deals aren't availabe for existing customers?

skaif · 24 Jun 2015 at 18:33

Someone mind trusting me a code? Ta muchly

TALON1973 · 24 Jun 2015 at 19:50

Will boxes now , be 4k compatible when sky release channels ?

MissChief · 24 Jun 2015 at 22:32

4k info, even within Sky itself is very, VERY difficult to come by. As you can imagine it's very 'commercially sensitive' but I do know that the current boxes can't do 4k so it will be a new box.

wizzard · 25 Jun 2015 at 10:05

this offer would be perfect for me but I have a virgin phone line and broadband. any offers without the line rental/broadband?

TALON1973 · 25 Jun 2015 at 21:09

MissChief said:
4k info, even within Sky itself is very, VERY difficult to come by. As you can imagine it's very 'commercially sensitive' but I do know that the current boxes can't do 4k so it will be a new box.

Well that explains a lot ... i'll hold out for now then .. and maybe my 60% off will hold up long enough

dillingerdan · 26 Jun 2015 at 02:45

A bit of help if anyone knows.

I am considering (well pretty much decided) to move over to BT, as I have BT sport for the UFC, and with that going up my TV bill for 3 boxes is in the £130 ball park, and I don't think its justified when the majority of watched TV is terrestrial channels...

I have Fibre with Sky and am outside of my contract (of that I am pretty sure, gonna phone up tomorrow to find out). Switching to BT fibre, now how does that work? Do I just apply or do they need a migration request/code like on ADSL? What is the best way to do it? Obviously getting BT should cancel my Sky fibre, and contract and then phone up and tell them to cancel the rest?

Anyone have a good decent way to move, with minimal hassle, is essentially what I want to know...

EDIT: Ooops, could have sworn I chose the other thread...

MissChief · 26 Jun 2015 at 03:19

Call BT, ask them to provide service. Call Sky cancel TV only and talk and BB will cancel automatically when BT take over the service.