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HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 35,862
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We're writing to confirm that you have agreed to take up the following fantastic offers:

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Sky TV £32.00
Discounted by £5.00 for 18 months
Discounted by £8.00 for 18 months

£19.00

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Sky Cinema £19.00
Discounted by £7.00 for 18 months
Discounted by £3.00 for 18 months

£9.00

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Multiscreen £15.00
Discounted by £4.00 for 18 months

£11.00



Your Sky Broadband and Talk Package


Sky Broadband Superfast £35.50
18 months In-Contract discount-£5.00
18 months Broadband Subscription Discounted -£9.00
£21.50

Sky Talk Anytime Extra£12.00
18 months Sky Talk Call Package Discounted -£2.00
£10.00

Total £70.50.
Plus Netflix £6
£76.50.
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  • tai-gartai-gar Member Posts: 2,688
    Should have gone to Specsavers - sorry I meant BT
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  • HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 35,862
    tai-gar said:

    Should have gone to Specsavers - sorry I meant BT

    Can you get Sky now without a dish?
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  • tai-gartai-gar Member Posts: 2,688
    HAYSIE said:

    tai-gar said:

    Should have gone to Specsavers - sorry I meant BT

    Can you get Sky now without a dish?
    Yes no problem.

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  • MISTY4MEMISTY4ME Member Posts: 6,320
    edited June 2022
    If you can put up with not having SKY for 7 - 14 days, you will get offered a quite a bit better deal on that big a SKY package.

    Tell them you can't afford what you're paying :'( (cough) and cancel it. The retention's team will e-mail you, but I've always found you get a better deal when they ring you a week or so after it's finished

    Have a look on MSE (Martin Lewis) and U-Switch comparison sites for broadband deals

    GOOD LUCK :)

    I got SKY TV and Premium NETFLIX (4 devices that my daughter was paying £16 per month for) for £25

    Talk Talk Superfast fibre Broadband (18month contract) for £20 per month and a £90 Amazon Gift Card.....so equivalent to £15 per month

    EDIT: I don't need anytime talk on landline 'coz I've got unlimited mins on my mobile, and you won't get Scammers ringing from Nigeria on the landline :s
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  • MISTY4MEMISTY4ME Member Posts: 6,320
    tai-gar said:

    HAYSIE said:

    tai-gar said:

    Should have gone to Specsavers - sorry I meant BT

    Can you get Sky now without a dish?
    Yes no problem.

    SKY Glass is the NEW package without a dish thru the internet, but don't think they're doing any deals yet
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  • HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 35,862
    MISTY4ME said:

    If you can put up with not having SKY for 7 - 14 days, you will get offered a quite a bit better deal on that big a SKY package.

    Tell them you can't afford what you're paying :'( (cough) and cancel it. The retention's team will e-mail you, but I've always found you get a better deal when they ring you a week or so after it's finished

    Have a look on MSE (Martin Lewis) and U-Switch comparison sites for broadband deals

    GOOD LUCK :)

    I got SKY TV and Premium NETFLIX (4 devices that my daughter was paying £16 per month for) for £25

    Talk Talk Superfast fibre Broadband (18month contract) for £20 per month and a £90 Amazon Gift Card.....so equivalent to £15 per month

    EDIT: I don't need anytime talk on landline 'coz I've got unlimited mins on my mobile, and you won't get Scammers ringing from Nigeria on the landline :s

    Ive got plus Netflix for £25.
    Do you buy security on top of your broadband?
    I never use the landline, but Mrs Hayes does.
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  • HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 35,862
    MISTY4ME said:

    If you can put up with not having SKY for 7 - 14 days, you will get offered a quite a bit better deal on that big a SKY package.

    Tell them you can't afford what you're paying :'( (cough) and cancel it. The retention's team will e-mail you, but I've always found you get a better deal when they ring you a week or so after it's finished

    Have a look on MSE (Martin Lewis) and U-Switch comparison sites for broadband deals

    GOOD LUCK :)

    I got SKY TV and Premium NETFLIX (4 devices that my daughter was paying £16 per month for) for £25

    Talk Talk Superfast fibre Broadband (18month contract) for £20 per month and a £90 Amazon Gift Card.....so equivalent to £15 per month

    EDIT: I don't need anytime talk on landline 'coz I've got unlimited mins on my mobile, and you won't get Scammers ringing from Nigeria on the landline :s

    By far the best value for money on Sky is the £11 per month for the Sky Q Multiscreen.
    Worth every penny to banish all Soaps to the other room.
    I would gladly pay double if I had to.
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  • MISTY4MEMISTY4ME Member Posts: 6,320

    Ive got plus Netflix for £25.
    Do you buy security on top of your broadband?
    I never use the landline, but Mrs Hayes does.

    On how many devices is that for NETFLIX .....usually just one at a time for £6 extra...... which is no good for a house full of Girls :s

    Hasn't Mrs Hayes got a mobile? .....even a HAYSIE cast-off one that you can put a new sim in?

    Plusnet were doing a sim (12month contract) with 12G data and unlimited mins and texts for £7 per month, and you get a £25 gift card, so equivalent to just under £5 per month

    .....gotta look after the penniz :)
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  • HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 35,862
    MISTY4ME said:


    Ive got plus Netflix for £25.
    Do you buy security on top of your broadband?
    I never use the landline, but Mrs Hayes does.

    On how many devices is that for NETFLIX .....usually just one at a time for £6 extra...... which is no good for a house full of Girls :s

    Hasn't Mrs Hayes got a mobile? .....even a HAYSIE cast-off one that you can put a new sim in?

    Plusnet were doing a sim (12month contract) with 12G data and unlimited mins and texts for £7 per month, and you get a £25 gift card, so equivalent to just under £5 per month

    .....gotta look after the penniz :)

    In my house we just watch telly on TVs.
    If I suggested to Mrs Hayes that she was going to watch her soaps on some old phone, I would be looking for a lift to, and a long wait in A&E.
    I therefore dont need access on any devices.
    Although I do have access via my laptop, but never use it.

    When I woke up this morning, my Sky had gone up to £69.50, and £72 from next month.
    MY Now TV broadband had gone up to £26, and £32 from next month.
    This was despite the fact that I took out a 12 month contract last August which was fixeed at £22.
    The broadband was still £22, but the calls were going up to a tenner.
    So I phoned Sky, and they said the deals that I had, had run out.
    So I did the above deal, and got what I wanted for £76, rather than £104.
    So I was happy.
    I could have got it for £57, without free landline calls, and no Sky Cinema.
    This is something I may contemplate in the future.
    I prefer to watch telly on a reasonable size screen, rather than an old phone.
    I am not necessarily determined to screw them for every penny, I would just prefer not being ripped off.
    Sky Broadband comes with free security, the cheap deals usually dont.
    By the time you add security to a cheap deal, it is not necessarily that cheap.
    Particularly if you have a few devices.
    I would prefer free security to f..k.n gift cards.
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  • MISTY4MEMISTY4ME Member Posts: 6,320
    HAYSIE said:

    MISTY4ME said:


    Ive got plus Netflix for £25.
    Do you buy security on top of your broadband?
    I never use the landline, but Mrs Hayes does.

    On how many devices is that for NETFLIX .....usually just one at a time for £6 extra...... which is no good for a house full of Girls :s

    Hasn't Mrs Hayes got a mobile? .....even a HAYSIE cast-off one that you can put a new sim in?

    Plusnet were doing a sim (12month contract) with 12G data and unlimited mins and texts for £7 per month, and you get a £25 gift card, so equivalent to just under £5 per month

    .....gotta look after the penniz :)
    In my house we just watch telly on TVs.
    If I suggested to Mrs Hayes that she was going to watch her soaps on some old phone, I would be looking for a lift to, and a long wait in A&E.
    I therefore dont need access on any devices.
    Although I do have access via my laptop, but never use it.

    When I woke up this morning, my Sky had gone up to £69.50, and £72 from next month.
    MY Now TV broadband had gone up to £26, and £32 from next month.
    This was despite the fact that I took out a 12 month contract last August which was fixeed at £22.
    The broadband was still £22, but the calls were going up to a tenner.
    So I phoned Sky, and they said the deals that I had, had run out.
    So I did the above deal, and got what I wanted for £76, rather than £104.
    So I was happy.
    I could have got it for £57, without free landline calls, and no Sky Cinema.
    This is something I may contemplate in the future.
    I prefer to watch telly on a reasonable size screen, rather than an old phone.
    I am not necessarily determined to screw them for every penny, I would just prefer not being ripped off.
    Sky Broadband comes with free security, the cheap deals usually dont.
    By the time you add security to a cheap deal, it is not necessarily that cheap.
    Particularly if you have a few devices.
    I would prefer free security to f..k.n gift cards.

    TV's are devices ........ though they are a bit difficult to carry around with you :)

    Can you watch NETFLIX in the 2 seperate rooms at the same time?.... was what I meant

    My Dad has SKY Cinema ........ and I can get it from his subscription for free, but I've only ever watched one film on it. Though I do use his Sports subscription to watch the Golf and American Footy Live :)
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  • MISTY4MEMISTY4ME Member Posts: 6,320
    edited June 2022
    I wasn't suggesting Mrs Hayes watches TV on her mobile...... I meant for calls. There's defo no need to have a landline and pay for calls nowadays, when you can get unlimited calls on your mobile. Even my Dad has just got rid of his landline and got a mobile, saving himself around £20 per month.
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  • HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 35,862
    MISTY4ME said:

    HAYSIE said:

    MISTY4ME said:


    Ive got plus Netflix for £25.
    Do you buy security on top of your broadband?
    I never use the landline, but Mrs Hayes does.

    On how many devices is that for NETFLIX .....usually just one at a time for £6 extra...... which is no good for a house full of Girls :s

    Hasn't Mrs Hayes got a mobile? .....even a HAYSIE cast-off one that you can put a new sim in?

    Plusnet were doing a sim (12month contract) with 12G data and unlimited mins and texts for £7 per month, and you get a £25 gift card, so equivalent to just under £5 per month

    .....gotta look after the penniz :)
    In my house we just watch telly on TVs.
    If I suggested to Mrs Hayes that she was going to watch her soaps on some old phone, I would be looking for a lift to, and a long wait in A&E.
    I therefore dont need access on any devices.
    Although I do have access via my laptop, but never use it.

    When I woke up this morning, my Sky had gone up to £69.50, and £72 from next month.
    MY Now TV broadband had gone up to £26, and £32 from next month.
    This was despite the fact that I took out a 12 month contract last August which was fixeed at £22.
    The broadband was still £22, but the calls were going up to a tenner.
    So I phoned Sky, and they said the deals that I had, had run out.
    So I did the above deal, and got what I wanted for £76, rather than £104.
    So I was happy.
    I could have got it for £57, without free landline calls, and no Sky Cinema.
    This is something I may contemplate in the future.
    I prefer to watch telly on a reasonable size screen, rather than an old phone.
    I am not necessarily determined to screw them for every penny, I would just prefer not being ripped off.
    Sky Broadband comes with free security, the cheap deals usually dont.
    By the time you add security to a cheap deal, it is not necessarily that cheap.
    Particularly if you have a few devices.
    I would prefer free security to f..k.n gift cards.
    TV's are devices ........ though they are a bit difficult to carry around with you :)

    Can you watch NETFLIX in the 2 seperate rooms at the same time?.... was what I meant

    My Dad has SKY Cinema ........ and I can get it from his subscription for free, but I've only ever watched one film on it. Though I do use his Sports subscription to watch the Golf and American Footy Live :)

    Yes.
    That would be the point of the multiscreen.
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  • HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 35,862
    MISTY4ME said:

    I wasn't suggesting Mrs Hayes watches TV on her mobile...... I meant for calls. There's defo no need to have a landline and pay for calls nowadays, when you can get unlimited calls on your mobile. Even my Dad has just got rid of his landline and got a mobile, saving himself around £20 per month.

    She has a mobile.
    Most of her friends phone on the landline.
    May look at taking it out at some point in the future.
    Not that bothered over a tenner.
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  • HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 35,862
    MISTY4ME said:

    HAYSIE said:

    MISTY4ME said:


    Ive got plus Netflix for £25.
    Do you buy security on top of your broadband?
    I never use the landline, but Mrs Hayes does.

    On how many devices is that for NETFLIX .....usually just one at a time for £6 extra...... which is no good for a house full of Girls :s

    Hasn't Mrs Hayes got a mobile? .....even a HAYSIE cast-off one that you can put a new sim in?

    Plusnet were doing a sim (12month contract) with 12G data and unlimited mins and texts for £7 per month, and you get a £25 gift card, so equivalent to just under £5 per month

    .....gotta look after the penniz :)
    In my house we just watch telly on TVs.
    If I suggested to Mrs Hayes that she was going to watch her soaps on some old phone, I would be looking for a lift to, and a long wait in A&E.
    I therefore dont need access on any devices.
    Although I do have access via my laptop, but never use it.

    When I woke up this morning, my Sky had gone up to £69.50, and £72 from next month.
    MY Now TV broadband had gone up to £26, and £32 from next month.
    This was despite the fact that I took out a 12 month contract last August which was fixeed at £22.
    The broadband was still £22, but the calls were going up to a tenner.
    So I phoned Sky, and they said the deals that I had, had run out.
    So I did the above deal, and got what I wanted for £76, rather than £104.
    So I was happy.
    I could have got it for £57, without free landline calls, and no Sky Cinema.
    This is something I may contemplate in the future.
    I prefer to watch telly on a reasonable size screen, rather than an old phone.
    I am not necessarily determined to screw them for every penny, I would just prefer not being ripped off.
    Sky Broadband comes with free security, the cheap deals usually dont.
    By the time you add security to a cheap deal, it is not necessarily that cheap.
    Particularly if you have a few devices.
    I would prefer free security to f..k.n gift cards.
    TV's are devices ........ though they are a bit difficult to carry around with you :)

    Can you watch NETFLIX in the 2 seperate rooms at the same time?.... was what I meant

    My Dad has SKY Cinema ........ and I can get it from his subscription for free, but I've only ever watched one film on it. Though I do use his Sports subscription to watch the Golf and American Footy Live :)

    You have said previously that the rest of your family watch on ipads etc.
    I rarely watch Sky Cinema.
    Having said that I did watch the Gerard Butler film that arrived yesterday.
    Ive now got the calls and Cinema for 18 months.
    I will have a think before I renew the contract.
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  • rabdenirorabdeniro Member Posts: 4,434
    A Firestick can be yer friend.
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  • MISTY4MEMISTY4ME Member Posts: 6,320
    rabdeniro said:

    A Firestick can be yer friend.

    Yeh the wife's got one ......she had to get it to watch 'OUTLANDER' which she's obsessed with. She's rewatching the whole series for the 6th or 7th time !

    Loves the accent (really?) .....and Sam Heughan.

    Good job we didn't come to SPT Glasgow :D
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  • rabdenirorabdeniro Member Posts: 4,434
    MISTY4ME said:

    rabdeniro said:

    A Firestick can be yer friend.

    Yeh the wife's got one ......she had to get it to watch 'OUTLANDER' which she's obsessed with. She's rewatching the whole series for the 6th or 7th time !

    Loves the accent (really?) .....and Sam Heughan.

    Good job we didn't come to SPT Glasgow :D
    It's a braw accent :) .
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  • HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 35,862
    rabdeniro said:

    A Firestick can be yer friend.

    I dont think it would give me anything new, if I have Sky, Prime, and Netflix?
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  • HAYSIEHAYSIE Member Posts: 35,862
    edited June 2022
    Epic news. On 22 June, Paramount+ makes its big debut. This brand new streaming service is worth £6.99 a month, but you can enjoy it at no extra cost with your Sky Cinema subscription.

    When the curtain raises, you’ll be able to watch even more blockbuster movies plus new originals and a huge variety of iconic shows. With something for everyone to enjoy, it’s always worth watching.

    We’ll let you know how to start watching soon. So, get ready for a mountain of entertainment. Sky Cinema is about to get even better.


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  • tai-gartai-gar Member Posts: 2,688
    Epic news. On 22 June, Paramount+ makes its big debut. This brand new streaming service is worth £6.99 a month, but you can enjoy it at no extra cost with your Sky Cinema subscription.

    Probably 3 months free then look out for the extra cost. Sky don't miss a trick.
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