Discussion topic: Losing any current discount if lowering data plan
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Message posted on 28 Mar 2026 10:53 AM
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Losing any current discount if lowering data plan
Hi,
I am currently on the My Mix tariff and pay £14 a month for 10GB. I want to downgrade to the £5 a month 100 MB as I have over 115GB in my piggy bank 🐷
I know it's not a huge saving but I'm struggling with money at the moment.
I just want to know if I will lose my unlimited calls and texts as it says I have a mobile saver discount of £10 as that is the usual price? The offer ends in 2104?!
I've looked online and it says some companies will take off the discount but some won't and I can't find any specific information apart from if you receive extra data for free then that will not continue.
Thanks in advance
Becky
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Message posted on 28 Mar 2026 11:25 AM - last edited: 28 Mar 2026 11:26 AM
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Re: Losing any current discount if lowering data plan
@RebaJane wrote:I just want to know if I will lose my unlimited calls and texts
All Sky plans have 'unlimited' calls and SMS. (To inclusive numbers)
...as it says I have a mobile saver discount of £10 as that is the usual price? The offer ends in 2104?!
It's a legacy configuration. When Sky Mobile was first launched 'unlimited' calls was £10pm unless you were already had Sky TV where they applied a £10 discount. This was abolished a long time ago (as every provider offers inclusive calls) but the billing system will still show the £10 discounted to £0. (The offer end date is just a workaround so it doesn't expire, well until 2104!)
I've looked online and it says some companies will take off the discount but some won't and I can't find any specific information apart from if you receive extra data for free then that will not continue.
If you have a specific discount/offer with Sky, e.g. £6 off or double data, then you cannot revert back to that offer if you change plans. (The offer is indeed 'lost')
But in your case you can switch to the lowest deal and use your piggybank to top up data. (Note that banked data expires are 12 months) But when your piggybank is exhausted you can only switch to plans offered on that SIM at the time - which won't usually have any enhancement such as double data.
Message posted on 28 Mar 2026 12:48 PM
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Re: Losing any current discount if lowering data plan
I've literally just changed my data plan I was paying £11 for 3gb an I've just got 10gb for £5 and I've done it to all phones tat are with sky
Message posted on 28 Mar 2026 12:53 PM
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Re: Losing any current discount if lowering data plan
@poppyavaecho wrote:I've literally just changed my data plan I was paying £11 for 3gb an I've just got 10gb for £5 and I've done it to all phones tat are with sky
Always worth checking available plans for existing SIMs but the best offers are always for new plans.
Message posted on 29 Mar 2026 11:34 AM
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Re: Losing any current discount if lowering data plan
Thank you!
I did think it was a but strange there was a discount on the unlimited calls and texts as I've always had a contract phone and it never crossed my mind you wouldn't get unlimited calls and texts.
I know this isn't part of the original question but you seem like an oracle 😋 do you know when RCS will be available to use with Sky? And also why if Sky piggybacks off of O2 why I can't pay £5 extra to use my Apple Watch without my mobile with me like I did with O2. I'm very very forgetful because of my ADD but I can't change back to O2 because my credit history is **bleep**.
Anyways, I really appreciate your help 😊
Becky
Message posted on 29 Mar 2026 11:44 AM
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Re: Losing any current discount if lowering data plan
@RebaJane wrote:
do you know when RCS will be available to use with Sky?
It is available on android mobiles but not on iPhones.
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Message posted on 29 Mar 2026 11:50 AM
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"why I can't pay £5 extra to use my Apple Watch without my mobile with me like I did with O2."
Hi @RebaJane sky don't yet support esims in smart watches. Supposedly been coming soon for the last few years.
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Message posted on 30 Mar 2026 06:17 PM
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Re: Losing any current discount if lowering data plan
But it's also meant to be available on iphones. I don't know if it's only in America or network specific but I definitely read that it was meant to be available on iphones from iOS18 which was quite a while ago 😔
Becky
Message posted on 30 Mar 2026 06:25 PM
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Re: Losing any current discount if lowering data plan
@RebaJane wrote:But it's also meant to be available on iphones. I don't know if it's only in America or network specific but I definitely read that it was meant to be available on iphones from iOS18 which was quite a while ago 😔
Becky
Sky have yet to activate it on sky mobile @RebaJane
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