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Discussion topic: Faulty sky glass

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This message was authored by: olwyn+cross

Faulty sky glass

Reported my faulty television yesterday, grey line across the width of the television, after doing the usual forced reset I was told that I had 4 options as the set was out of warranty, put up with it, buy a new one, claim off home insurance or cancel.

I asked to be put through to cancellations who informed me I had to pay what was owed on the television before I could cancel, so I paid £286 for a television that's on way to landfill, well done sky 

 

 

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This message was authored by: Exiled-in-HH

Re: Faulty sky glass

Wasn't the £286 to complete the payments on the loan you agreed to to obtain the TV?

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This message was authored by: olwyn+cross

Re: Faulty sky glass

Yes it was my only option to pay in full so I could cancel sky, not saying I shouldn't have to pay it just thought I might have been offered a refurbished set as I believe this is a very common problem, thanks you for replying 

This message was authored by: MarkGoldsmith

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@olwyn+cross wrote:

Yes it was my only option to pay in full so I could cancel sky, not saying I shouldn't have to pay it just thought I might have been offered a refurbished set as I believe this is a very common problem, thanks you for replying 


The refurbished set only applies whilst under warranty.

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@olwyn+cross wrote:

 I believe this is a very common problem


Realistically only Sky knows the hardware failure rate: forum posts are almost always about problems and so cannot give a true reflection.  Transient lines on the screen have been referred to several times, but not a permanent one.

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