sky can go do one!....just cancelled my TV subscription with them.....I'd rather save 50quid a month then be penalised for being an existing customer!!! :disappointed: .....good deal though :wink:

It's sad but I have to threaten to leave every year with Virgin and Sky. Last year I went for the complete package with Virgin but I just HATE the remote and the tv guide. Plus it's slow as anything right now. Il just negotiate a reduced broadband deals and get Sky TV again.

Virgin will be billing you soon enough for not returning the Tivo box.

Great deal - Just remember Sky now loan out the boxes so it isn't yours to keep at the end of the 12 month contract.

Virgin will be billing you soon enough for not returning the Tivo box.

Yes, Sky use it as a positive by saying if there are any faults with the box you don't have to pay for an engineer anymore because you don't own the box yourself, but it will certainly stop those cancelling after 12 months and using it for the free channels.

Still a great deal though for £1.23 per month though

Keeping the box isn't part of the deal anyway, it's just an added benefit if you get to keep it.

sky can go do one!....just cancelled my TV subscription with them.....I'd rather save 50quid a month then be penalised for being an existing customer!!! :disappointed: .....good deal though :wink:

It's sad but I have to threaten to leave every year with Virgin and Sky. Last year I went for the complete package with Virgin but I just HATE the remote and the tv guide. Plus it's slow as anything right now. Il just negotiate a reduced broadband deals and get Sky TV again.

I'm not sure if I'm missing something? Can you explain how you're getting the original bundle for £1.23 pm? I understand the cashback but how are you getting the original bundle so cheap?
Thanks.

​Deal header is missing the 33% off. I was confused too! Heat though.

We got a call from sky on an 0800 number offering sky q full package for £24. Thought it was a scam so tweeted sky and they confirmed the number. So we have everything for the price.

Wonder if you can ring them on that same number. We haven't had sky for about 3years.

Can you self install Sky Q or does it require a different LNB?

Thanks for all the help. Unfortunately, as I've had Sky broadband within the last year (even though it finished a few months ago), I'm still classed as a Sky customer. I couldn't get the deal. I did call up customer services and they couldn't help.
Cracking deal though.

I think that would cause the credit check to fail though as part of your application, so I doubt it would go through ??

trust me, sky does not do any credit checks on application. Myself and and 1000s of people have swapped names multiple times and it works a treat.

Can all the other details (and payment details) remain the same ?

Everything except email remains the same. My sky contract last year was my name in the normal order. I signed up a new contract with my surname as first and first name as surname. and same email using . dot and the gmail trick. Everything else including address and DOB remained same. That was for landline and broadband. I did same for my OH using her maiden name and my surname for TV last year and this year. In all cases, I got Quidco and topcashback paying out. I have numerous friends who have been doing this since the days of Adam and sky does not do no credit checks. Last time I checked my credit score (this month) , It was better than 95% of UK households according to experia.

I do wonder if Sky will survive 'as is', most people I know are happy with Freeview and the constant price hikes have made it really unattractive. I remember it was almost fashionable to have Sky in the early 2000s but well, not sure it's worth it for near-free contract. Just another ticking time bomb of 'cancel or be stung', stress of cashback, etc.

Sky Q is brilliant.we just got it installed and love every bit of it.

I've got Fibre Broadband with them already but no TV so assume I can't get this :disappointed:

Many different features: its smaller in size, you get multiple sky boxes in each room. Once the setup is completed and the main box is setup multiple boxes can be bought and connected to your TVs in multiple rooms. You get two boxes in the offer. Also there are two remote controls. One of them can be located by pressing Q button in the middle of the box if lost, which is pretty handy. It has an impressive 2 terabytes storage space. You can watch some online videos as well. The box looks much sleeker and the programmes menu is new and improved.

warning. Without a Sky Q multi screen subscription, you can't use the Sky Q app and so can't benefit from the headline Fluid Viewing feature. Your Sky Q box is effectively a Sky HD++ box.

Sky Q is on WatchDog this coming week

I live in a garbage internet area, and would not be able to use fibre. Is Sky Q worth bothering with with slow internet?

zgemma

£199 setup cost for existing customers, thanks for nothing Sky.

Thanks - This sounds good. Although we only have one room to set it up in, I presume they will still leave us with the second box and we can connect this up ourselves if we need one in the future ?

I'm paying £33 a month at the moment TV only-i think I'm getting the variety package with the old box for the last 2 years. Have handed in my notice and was going to wait 3 weeks before trying to get 75% off using the link. £9.25 a month after Cashback with new box sounds really good! Will they offer me the new Q box if I hang on and wait or should I just sign up to this as a new customer under my wife's name? Advise would be really appreciated.

I play the companies every year, but as a customer wanting a new box I'd strongly advice signing up as a new customer.

However, Next year do the whole "I'm leaving" right to the death of actually cancelling it. You can cancel the cancellation on the last day of notice anyway if they really don't cave; but they always do. Generally you will get 50% off. But like I said, if you want a Q box, they will charge you for it as a current customer, or simply give it free and say that's the reduction offered.

Thanks for the advice - my current sky expires on the 6th Jan - what date would be best to arrange for the new installation with the least interruption to me watching TV?

Same day at a guess. Hell even the day before? Best thing to do is contact them after and simply explain you aren't married so you have done it this way. They get it all the time and it's simply a loophole. Yes you get a top top deal, but it means you don't switch to virgin so they are happy.

Moved house and got in touch with Sky. Free install at the new place and the complete bundle for £32 (60% discount). Worked out cheaper than setting my partnet up as a new customer even when counting vouchers and cashback

Is this still live? I'm seeing £32 for the variety bundle when it takes me through to the sky website from top cashback. Trying to get my parents a better deal as they've just been offered the complete package and multiroom for £50 for 10 months but no sky q I think that's not a great offer considering they don't need movies or sport

It's not valid anymore. For £55 they can get virgin media with £120 cashback, 200mb broadband and their new v6 box on the full house package. If they still want sky, just cancel, wait a few weeks and they will usually offer them at least 50% off. But the sales team can't usually offer that, it comes via letter most of the time. Worst case scenario you phone them 1 days before final disconnection and just cancel the cancellation.

Thanks fella, I've found via voucher codes the 33% off bundle prices again that seem to work, I know they don't want to ditch sky TV if possible so I'll give them the heads up on cancelling and waiting for the letter.

Cheers

Now there's a £199 installation cost for Sky Q which shocked me.

I clicked through seems like 18 months now