Sky

[Petrice]

How much do you guys pay a month, just looking to get a comparison as to weather i'm paying over the odds.

I pay £63 a month and get the following.

Sky talk phone line with free evening and weekend calls.

The middle broadband package, I think this is up to 20MB but is capped to 20GB download.

Then I get all thebasic channels, music channels and sports channels except movies, kids channels and like ESPN etc

 

[Haybails1980]

ESPN isn't a basic channel - that's an additional subscription over and above your mixes.

I'm on the full 6 mix tv package with sports and movies........HD on top of that aswell - also got MUTV and ESPN subscriptions. I also have my broadband with them but it's the offnet service.

Thankfully I'm staff so that lot is free for me each month.

 

[Adz89]

£88

But before you all laugh I have more or less everything and HD boxes

 

[RocketR]

sky = con artist's fact.

I took out sky world + hd with a hd box, Only took out tv. When i left the sales desk in a shopping centre the sales rep thought it would be a good idea to tick the bband and calls package, Now have a outstanding biill of £280 that i refuse to pay as i didnt sign upto the bband or talk packages, Sent them a copy of mu contract showing i only ticked the tv deal and they still refuse to write the amount off.

 

[Zonda]

I just called this site... http://www.simplifydigital.co.uk/ the best deal without sports/movies (basic) was £55 (with line rental) ..... as below. I dont watch a lot of Sport/Movies so this is all I need... but doesnt seem that cheap for a cheap as chips option.

Here's what you get
£7.95
per month for 2 months and then £43.45 (plus £11.99/month Virgin Media line rental)
• TV Size: XL (12 months)
• Up to 10Mb broadband
• Unlimited download allowance
• Daytime calls to UK landlines
• Evening calls to UK landlines
• Weekend calls to UK landlines
Full details
Equipment: V Set Top Box, Cable Modem
Equipment cost: FREE
One-off set-up cost: FREE
Contract: 12 months
All prices include VAT

 

[Cookie]

£88

But before you all laugh I have more or less everything and HD boxes

Costs more to fill up the Rari

Edit: Zonda, that's Virgin, not Sky

 

[Zonda]

Costs more to fill up the Rari

Edit: Zonda, that's Virgin, not Sky

Soz... I missed a bit i meant to say at the start... I'm with Sky now and paying the same as the guy who started this post (or near enough £61.75)

I Was just having a little gander around to compare the deals.. seems like anything basic is going to be around £60 all in with any provider.

 

[Zonda]

Sky bundles prices..

http://www.sky.com/shop/bundles-off...ates&P36=KXWM7C&PURL=skytv.at/simplifydigital

 

[DamoWales]

£24 per month, Sky+ HD & Full Package excluding ESPN

Got a staff offer code while search www.hotukdeals.com and it worked!

 

[clayton6]

£89 per month lol
2 HD boxes and multiroom and every package with ESPN.

 

[Paddyhmfc]

50 summin. HD with ESPN. Will sack ESPN in the summer and maybe get the movies instead.

 

[DaveLiquid182]

£68.50 pm Sky+ HD with Sky+ Multiroom

 

[welsh172]

WTF? i only spend £21 lol

why do you spend so much every month!

 

[jenic]

Around £70 usually

SKY HD with 6 mixes and all movie channels plus sky talk line rental, talk bundle, and top level broadband.

 

[clayton6]

WTF? i only spend £21 lol

why do you spend so much every month!

Because old skool customers aren't valued as much as the future generation apparantly. Actually got told this in an email I received yesterday after I complained about all the new offers that new customers receive. Found it rather funny lol

 

[Keydogg]

Because old skool customers aren't valued as much as the future generation apparantly. Actually got told this in an email I received yesterday after I complained about all the new offers that new customers receive. Found it rather funny lol

Meh, happens with most subscription based businesses. If you've ever been in a business like that then you would know it's perfectly acceptable. Entice a new customer to try the product, then the quality of the product will keep them. (That's the idea)