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This message was authored by: sweetheart4321

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I have been with sky for over 25 years now ,i have the full package with my sky hd plus box for 62 pounds a month a bit cheaper than it is ,but when the contract runs out agian in the eayly next year ,it then goes up to 107 pounds a month,absolutuly ridicoulous, but i canyt understand how it can be that much ,first of all saky sports is around 25 pounds a month,sky essentials around 15 pounds a month ,and sky films 10 pounds a month,that only makes it 50 a month,ive got sky kids which isnt much i can cancel that ,but i cant work out how it can come to 107 pounds a month .

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This message was authored by: caesarome

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@sweetheart4321 wrote:

first of all saky sports is around 25 pounds a month


You might find that Sky Sports is actually higher than that.

 

Next year you need to call Sky to see if they wi8ll let you have anothner discount by keeping it as the price it is now or perhaps slightly higher.

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@sweetheart4321 wrote:

saky sports is around 25 pounds a month,sky essentials around 15 pounds a month ,and sky films 10 pounds a month,that only makes it 50 a month,


Those are all discounted prices for new customers (and Essential TV is only available on Sky Glass & Stream)

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This message was authored by: sweetheart4321

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sorry its not sky essentials i have ,its sky signature,but if you all add them up individually, sky sports , sky films and sky signature ,i dont know how it comes to 107 pounds a month when my contract runs out, i know they charge a little bit for the sky hd box and sky kids,i dont need that anyway, it just dont add up to me ,i dont really know why i keep sky films ,because ive got other film apps on my smart tv.

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Hi @sweetheart4321   

 

Let's see, with no minimum term discounts.

 

Sky Signature: £40.50

Sky Cinema: £13.00

Sky Sports: £40.00

Sky HD: £9:00

Sky Kids: £?

 

I make that £102.50 + Sky Kids (probably £5).

 

Edit: I see Sky Kids is £8.

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@sweetheart4321 wrote:

sorry its not sky essentials i have ,its sky signature,but if you all add them up individually, sky sports , sky films and sky signature ,i dont know how it comes to 107 pounds a month when my contract runs out, i know they charge a little bit for the sky hd box and sky kids,i dont need that anyway, it just dont add up to me ,i dont really know why i keep sky films ,because ive got other film apps on my smart tv.


For a start i'm pretty sure the list price for Sky Sports is at least £30/month now and Sky Cinema would be around £16-18/month. So you would be looking at about £50 at out of contract prices just for Sports and Cinema.

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well i read up that sky sports was around 25 pounds a month.

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well i read up that sky sports was around 25 pounds a month.


Hi @sweetheart4321   That would be a new customer or in minimum term (which new customers must be in). Sky Sports Complete with Sky Sports+ = £40 list price.

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well its probably gone up again ,because there showing more premiership football matches ,this season than theyve shown before,they never give you anything ,anythin g they put on extra ,they just put there prices up again.

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@sweetheart4321 wrote:

sorry its not sky essentials i have ,its sky signature,but if you all add them up individually, sky sports , sky films and sky signature ,i dont know how it comes to 107 pounds a month when my contract runs out, i know they charge a little bit for the sky hd box and sky kids,i dont need that anyway, it just dont add up to me ,i dont really know why i keep sky films ,because ive got other film apps on my smart tv.


If you look at your future bills in My Sky it will break down exactly how the total is comprised.


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@sweetheart4321 wrote:

 ,anythin g they put on extra ,they just put there prices up again.


Well, yes, because Comcast Corporation stockholders would really prefer their very expensively acquired Sky Group division to actually make some money at some point...

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