topic Re: Q To Stream And Back? in Sky Q

Q To Stream And Back?

CarlW2020 — Fri, 28 Feb 2025 19:21:07 GMT

I'm out of contrace tomorrow (Sat.) so will be calling to see what price they can give me.

This is what they offered earlier this week. Currently paying £46.

TV £25.75
Cinema £10.00
Netflix £10.50
HD £5.00
TOTAL £51.25

I can get the same package with Stream for the same price.

Just wondering if they would let me try Stream for a month (rolling contract) then switch back if I wanted to? (Maybe if they give me a better price by then!)

Re: Q To Stream And Back?

oldfella — Fri, 28 Feb 2025 19:27:06 GMT

@CarlW2020 wrote:
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Just wondering if they would let me try Stream for a month (rolling contract) then switch back if I wanted to? (Maybe if they give me a better price by then!)

Highly unlikely @CarlW2020

Only by speaking directly to Sky can you establish that.

Re: Q To Stream And Back?

TimmyBGood — Fri, 28 Feb 2025 22:38:18 GMT

@CarlW2020 wrote:

Just wondering if they would let me try Stream for a month (rolling contract) then switch back if I wanted to?

No, but you can order Stream to replace Q a

reject it within the cooling-off period if you choose to do so and then order Q again: note this doesn't make you a new customer though.

Re: Q To Stream And Back?

CarlW2020 — Sat, 01 Mar 2025 09:36:02 GMT

That sounds like a plan! Nice idea.

Re: Q To Stream And Back?

Invisiblename — Sat, 01 Mar 2025 10:30:02 GMT

@CarlW2020 wrote:
That sounds like a plan! Nice idea.

Remember that Sky will still expect you to return your Sky Q equipment initially, so you may get some confusion from 'the system' if you then cancel Stream

Re: Q To Stream And Back?

CarlW2020 — Sun, 02 Mar 2025 09:51:45 GMT

There is the usual 14-day "cooling off period" for Stream and, according to their T&C, they give you 60 days to return equipment.

You may be right, but should be okay.