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Loyalty counts for nothing with Sky

I've been a Sky TV customer for over 25 years but paying £60 a month for a basic package with Netflix is ridiculous. I've rang to cancel my subscription and was offered £11.50 discount but I said no if you wont let me have it for £30 I want to cancel. I've now cancelled my subscription. I've signed up to Netflix separately for £18 a month and Paramount+ for £5 a month. Do I need to give back my Sky Q box, dish and remote. Absolutely disgusting customer service from Sky.

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Well it worked as I rang to cancel but they offered what I have now plus Paramount + for £32 a month! 

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@FatShazza53 wrote:
Do I need to give back my Sky Q box, dish and remote. 

Yes, no, yes.

 

Absolutely disgusting customer service from Sky.

Why? Because they won't give it to you for £30?

I am just another Sky customer and my views are my own even if you don't like the answers
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@FatShazza53 
If you’ve successfully cancelled Sky should send out returns packaging (to the address where the account was active) near the end of any cancellation period (which is 31 days for Sky Q) for any loaned equipment they are expecting back. 

If the arrival of packaging is delayed, lost or damaged on arrival it’s the customers responsibility to use their own packaging to return it. You can use any packaging as long as it’s secure and you may want to put a note inside with your account number and a list of equipment that is included. This link explains about how to receive an email with your return labels through Royal Mail.
https://www.sky.com/help/articles/return-tv-broadband

Keep your proof of posting safe and indefinitely and if you use Royal Mail’s collect from home service, keep a record of the tracking number.


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@FatShazza53 Why do you think you should get a 50% discount?

And how exactly is not giving in to your frankly outrageous demand and sense of self entitlement "disgusting customer service"? 

Some people really need a reality check. 

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Well it worked as I rang to cancel but they offered what I have now plus Paramount + for £32 a month! 

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@FatShazza53 wrote:

Well it worked as I rang to cancel but they offered what I have now plus Paramount + for £32 a month! 


So not 'absolutely disgusting' then?

I am just another Sky customer and my views are my own even if you don't like the answers
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Offers

Called Sky to cancel subscription but was offered a £15 deal which I accepted. A few hours later Sky call me to say previous offer did not exist and they would not therefore honour it so I cancelled my subscription. Sky then called me back to offer me a £32 a month deal but I said no I had cancelled. Apparently the £15 deal is available if you have broadband with them. It's not available where I live so the £15 deal should not have been offered in the first place! I therefore cancelled my subscription and am well rid 😌

 

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@FatShazza53 wrote:

Called Sky to cancel subscription but was offered a £15 deal which I accepted. A few hours later Sky call me to say previous offer did not exist and they would not therefore honour it so I cancelled my subscription. Sky then called me back to offer me a £32 a month deal but I said no I had cancelled. 

 

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@FatShazza53 the £32 appears to be the same as you were happy with last month.....

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