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[Nikki+57]

Not sure if I am in the right place.  I have two queries and can't quite work out how to get the answers.  This may seem a stupid question but I belong to the pre-computer generation.  I have broadband, landline, and a sky package is it possible to ditch the landline and still keep keep the broadband and tv.

The second query is at present Sky are advertising paramount + and saying that there is no additional cost.  Is this true?  There is an advert that says that ITV X is free and this is misleading as you have only get seven days free and then a subscription is required.  So I was wondering if this applies to this.

[Daniel0210]

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@Nikki+57 wrote:

Not sure if I am in the right place.  I have two queries and can't quite work out how to get the answers.  This may seem a stupid question but I belong to the pre-computer generation.  I have broadband, landline, and a sky package is it possible to ditch the landline and still keep keep the broadband and tv.

The Sky Talk comes with the Broadband package. If you don't want or have an actual phone connected to your line, call Sky and ask to be moved onto Sky Pay As You Talk. That was you'll only pay for any calls you actually do make. 

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[caesarome]

You have to have a Sky Talk landline with Sky Broadband but if you are paying a monthly Sky Talk package you could call Sky and ask them to change you to the PAYG package so if you make no calls then you would not see any monthly charge.

Paramount+ is free if you are a Sky Cinema subscriber but it has to be activated:

https://www.sky.com/help/articles/using-paramount-plus

ITVX is not yet available via Sky as ITV have yet to make the app available to Sky but it should be coming over the coming months.

[TimmyBGood]

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@Nikki+57 wrote:

 There is an advert that says that ITV X is free and this is misleading as you have only get seven days free and then a subscription is required.  

The advertising-supported version of ITVX is free and remains that way on every platform which carries it.  To remove advertising and access 'premium' Britbox content has a subscription cost, as is typical for such things