SKY Stream (2nd property)

[BedfordSpur]

I'm a 12 Year Sky VIP, and have used Sky in total for about 25 years.

I've recently had to move out of the family house owing to a split from my wife- we are giving it 6 months to hopefully try to work through things.

I'm still paying for the full package at that home:

Sky Q

2 x Additional Boxes with HD

Sky Sports with UHD

Entertainment

Movies

This is £82 a month and I'm midway through the current contract period.

I now don't have any TV in my new place and want to be able to use my Sky credentials to obtain Sky Stream. I do NOT Need sports at the original address any more. However I do want it as a bar minimum in my temporary place (I aim to be there for 6 months).

SkyGO is not an option as I can't cast it and I'm not watching TV on my mobile- so that is completely useless to me.

Anyone from Sky or the wider community able to let me know if there's anything I can do in this situation to lean on the predicament I am in, and not end up just paying double?

Thanks in advance.

[caesarome]

With Sky their contracts are you 18 months so if you were to sign I to them this would apply to you as you would be seen as a new customer due to you being at a different address.

The other option is to look at NowTV which is another Sky owned company, have a look at what devices you can use all of which would require an internet connection.

[Mark39]

Unfortunately you can only use Sky TV at the address it's registered to, so you would need to sign up afresh at your new address.

It used to be possible to take Sky Stream on a rolling 31 days basis, but I'm not sure if that option is still available. Another Community member may know, or you could check with Sky.

[TimmyBGood]

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@Mark39 wrote:

It used to be possible to take Sky Stream on a rolling 31 days basis, but I'm not sure if that option is still available. Another Community member may know, or you could check with Sky.

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@BedfordSpur  Still available, at a £3 per month premium.

[BedfordSpur]

Still going to be paying nearly double than I am at present but I guess there's just no other work around.

The benefit of having the rolling contract will be the flexibility if my circumstances change again I guess.

thanks all...