Are Sky Happy to Lose Customers?

[RCALB]

I'm in my final month and just given notice.

I'm going to give NowTV a go, since it has the main sky channels / box sets I watch. its £6.99 for 6 months then £9.99.

You can canel after 6 months so a £42 commitment. 

I see they also offer an Ultra Boost pack for £9.00 which gives

• 4K viewing,
• Dolby Atmos,
• multi room (watch on three devices at once)
• skip the adverts

Sports and Movies can be added on a monthly basis too. 

[PandJ2020]

@RCALB NowTV *is* Sky...

[Johndm1957]

Without a long contract

[RCALB]

People are broadly satisfied with the sky offerings, but the renewal subscriptions are forcing many to reassess the value of sky. 

Sky have been losing sports rights and filming studio's to other streaming platforms for years and no longer have exclusivity.

Sky still position themselves as a premium provider. I would disagree.

If anyone is hooked on particular Sky shows not shown on other platforms, NowTV could be an option without having to enter a 24 month contract. 

[Johndm1957]

Not satisfied anymore .

Content has declined over time to a point where I feel it is not worth having now.

[TimmyBGood]

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@RCALB wrote:

Sky still position themselves as a premium provider. I would disagree.

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One workable definition of 'premium' is simply 'expensive'

Alternatively, 'an amount paid over and above intrinsic value'

[Leon83]

I've just swapped to Apple TV. Much better service at a fraction of the cost. Sky has been gradually getting worse and more expensive for years. Customer service is worst I've experienced in as long as I can remember 

[JW65]

So true, I feel and have been treated exactly the same way. It was over due , I should have left a year ago.