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goater1978 said:willy eckerslike said:Malty said:He really ought to retire. No passion anymore he doesn't even seem a football fan these days just sees it as a nice little retirement earner.
I miss Andy Gray, say what you want about the man but he was passionate about football commentary, he still had years left.
Cancelling my Sky contract when it ends.
Going for a combination of Freeview + Netflix + Now TV unless Sky can make it worthwhile.
Just tell them how much you can afford. They can discount the TV element of any package by as much as they want - I only pay 50%, I've heard of people who pay less. When the contract comes to an end, I ring to say I can't afford the standard price and they always let me renew at the discounted rate.
Sky cannot discount phone and broadband because they're just reselling, so I have similar deals with my phone and broadband providers who sell their own.
My sky broadband is free and I have a 75% discount on my phoneline. Sky can discount whatever part of the package they want.
Well, technically they can IF you're buying a bundle. I doubt you'll get those discounts if you cancel the TV element of your package. What they're actually doing is taking the profit they make from your TV subscription and applying some or all of it against the phone and broadband.
Sky don't own any residential telephony or broadband infrastructure. There's an agreed (official ombudsman body) rate for line rental that Sky pay BT of say £9.50, which they resell at say £15. They wouldn't last long as a business if they sold it to everyone at £5 without recouping it somewhere else.
It's all smoke and mirrors.
And MTISAC.