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This message was authored by: malrees

Sky contribution to my BT cancellation charges

Can anyone twll be how I obtain the £200 contribution from Sky, which they promised when I cancelled my BT contract. My BT cancellation charges are over £500.

Thanks in advance.

 


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This message was authored by: SKY1992bf Answer

Re: Sky contribution to my BT cancellation charges

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@malrees Once you have settled the bill with your previous provider first, This link explains how to apply for switch credit

https://www.sky.com/help/articles/switching-credit-offer?DCMP=dmc-skycom:na_switch_credit#M1014

Note switch credit is limited to a maximum of £300 (service = tv £100 and/or broadband £200)

the documents that need to be sent in pdf are a copy of your final bill clearly and separately identifying the termination charges and a copy of the statement showing it's been paid

Note you must apply within 90 days of your sky service activation date


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This message was authored by: SKY1992bf Answer

Re: Sky contribution to my BT cancellation charges

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@malrees Once you have settled the bill with your previous provider first, This link explains how to apply for switch credit

https://www.sky.com/help/articles/switching-credit-offer?DCMP=dmc-skycom:na_switch_credit#M1014

Note switch credit is limited to a maximum of £300 (service = tv £100 and/or broadband £200)

the documents that need to be sent in pdf are a copy of your final bill clearly and separately identifying the termination charges and a copy of the statement showing it's been paid

Note you must apply within 90 days of your sky service activation date


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Please note: I am just a sky customer not a employee - posts from sky employees (aka community team) are clearly marked as such
my setup: Samsung 5 series 32inc tv | sky +hd box | variety, SKY & TNT sports,sky cinema | Netflix and prime video
Please note: I only provide help on the main forums and not via PM
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if this post has helped please give it a like ~ if this post has solved your question/query please mark it as the answer in order to help others

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Re: Sky contribution to my BT cancellation charges


@SKY1992bf wrote:

@malrees Once you have settled the bill with your previous provider first, This link explains how to apply for switch credit

https://www.sky.com/help/articles/switching-credit-offer?DCMP=dmc-skycom:na_switch_credit#M1014

Note switch credit is limited to a maximum of £300 (service = tv £100 and/or broadband £200)

the documents that need to be sent in pdf are a copy of your final bill clearly and separately identifying the termination charges and a copy of the statement showing it's been paid

Note you must apply within 90 days of your sky service activation date


And notice that  Sky give you the amount as a credit to your  Sky bill not actual money.

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