Thanks - appreciated. The netflix bit is transient for me; it's the ability to view things I have stored from some time ago and will revisit that I don't want to lose. Plus I'm of a certain age and recognise I fall squarely into the luddite category where I just want something to work, do what I need and be at the best (cheapest) price point. I guess it's my Northern roots.
SKY's pricing structure is less than transparent, with their customer service team little or no help - which I understand as their role is how to best monetise their service.
It's like turning up at a dealership with your three year old car that you bought with some options and being told that your only choice is to buy the same car again, but it'll be fractionally cheaper. There is however a much better model available with all the options you've paid for now as standard - and it's cheaper, but you've got to hunt around as they've hidden it somewhere in "new customer only land". Lucky for me though as a loyal customer (fool?), they have a lovely van on sale which is totally not what I need but they'll sell it to me for pretty much the same as I'm paying for my current car - and it has a trendy modern set of features I'll never use, but it must be right for me as it's their flagship thing.
If their user interface wasn't so good I'd be long shot of them having ditched the infernal broadband some time ago.
Tips and tricks appreciated for getting the best deal.
TIA
M
