Best deal possible - but locked in to March 2027

[skippyinspace]

So been with Sky 15 years and pretty much have always been on a top package and are now paying just over £110 for Sky Q, with HD, sports multiroom, F1. Netflix and Disney pretty much all the standard stuff except for kids. 

Im Happy with my broadband provider and dont really want to remove any channels, Anyway have tried a couple of times to see if we could get it down to under £100 a month but due to a similar conversation back in March April where I did seem to get a good deal, There was no movement, Even going to ads wouldnt make much of an impact.

BUT

I can for exactly the same price move to  Glass Air with a 63" Screen. But I dont want a new TV as the one I have works just fine and on sustainability grounds would feel that this wasnt a good move and against my principals.

Sky says no and even been told that without paying a fee I cant break the contract.

Anyone have any suggestions as it looks like there is no movement.

Thanks

[MightyQuinn]

Hi @skippyinspace   I'm afraid that you may have to lower your expectations, in the current climate, £110 is not a bad deal. There is obviously a few exceptions, but Sky deals for existing customers are rare. They appear to be only interested in new money, especially Glass TVs.

[PandJ2020]

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@skippyinspace wrote:

But I dont want a new TV as the one I have works just fine ...

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Indeed - there's also the option of a 'stream' box that you connect to your current TV.