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Message posted on ‎18 Jun 2023 03:18 PM

Contract

 

when does my contract end?

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Message posted on ‎18 Jun 2023 03:59 PM

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@CG69  I'm afraid no one on the forum would know that, we are customers here also.  You should be able to find your contracts within the message cente as detailed here https://www.sky.com/help/articles/your-sky-contract-tv

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Message posted on ‎18 Jun 2023 04:00 PM - last edited: ‎18 Jun 2023 04:03 PM

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Hi @CG69   The best place to see is in the My Sky App or My Sky website. If you go to Your Products it is clearly shown against each package.

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Message posted on ‎18 Jun 2023 04:13 PM

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@CG69 wrote:

 

when does my contract end?

Your contract doesn't have an end date.  It ends when you give notice to leave.

 

I think you mean 'minimum term' which is when your discounts end.  In the app, goto Home > Your Products.  Relevant items will have a 'In contract until DD/MM/YYYY' on them...

 

(The term 'in contract' means an agreed discount, not the end of contract as explained above)

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