Bill

[Sid1983]

 what does that mean

[caesarome]

It means you are in credit by £640.09, in other words that is money you are owed so as you bill is about £40 per month the credit will keep being used until it has all been used. 

[caesarome]

As we are customers here @Tommyd83 we can't see it either but you should be able to via the MySky app or online here:

https://www.sky.com/manage/bill/

[Daniel0210]

@Sid1983 

Your image was removed as it shows your name, address and account number. 

[Tommyd83]

How do a be able

• to copy the page over !it's saying my balance carried for is £680 the afte that it's sayin my bill total is £-599 the after that it's sayin my account balance is credit 599

[Tommyd83]

 

[caesarome]

@Tommyd83 

You are £599.59 in credit so as I explained to earlier via the other account you used to sign into here with that credit will be used to pay the bill each month until it has all been used up.

[Mark39]

So you had £640.09 credit carried forward from your last bill. Your latest bill for £40.50 was deducted from your credit, leaving you with a balance of £599.59 in credit which will be carried forward to your next bill. Does that help?

[Sid1983]

Aye buddy a got pure confused with it haha your a good man thanks 

[Mark39]

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@Sid1983 wrote:

Aye buddy a got pure confused with it haha your a good man thanks 

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Sky's bills aren't the easiest to understand 🙂

[Tommyd83]

Has anyone ever won and entry's to the sky vip like football or that a hav entered about for months on a lot of things dn never heard anything bk ever

[MarkGoldsmith]

A persons odd of winning something is very slim if you consider the number of customers Sky have between mobile, tv and broadband customers. I've been selected in the past for some of the kids books where they have c amount to give away (obviously meaning chances of winning the ballot was higher due to them having more to give away than a handful of tickets to an event).