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This message was authored by Sarah2403 This message was authored by: Sarah2403

Sarah2403

Hi, 

I got the new sky glass however would like the dish to come down. This should have been offered as I have sent everything else back. 

Thanks

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This message was authored by Exvirginuser This message was authored by: Exvirginuser

Re: Sarah2403

I dont believe sky offer a dish removal service you could try and ask them or if your confident enough there fairly easy to take down yourself 

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This message was authored by Daniel0210 This message was authored by: Daniel0210

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@Sarah2403 

The dish is your property so Sky don't remove them. If you definitely want it removing you could employ a local handyman or satellite installation company. 


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This message was authored by Invisiblename This message was authored by: Invisiblename

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@Sarah2403  I'd wait until you are sure you are keeping Sky Glass, lots have tried it, but then decided it isn't what they want & have gone back to satellite.

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This message was authored by TimmyBGood This message was authored by: TimmyBGood

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@Sarah2403 

Dish ownership is passed to the householder upon installation specifically so that Sky aren't responsible for removing them: tens of millions have been fitted since the 1990s and that would be a significant ongoing business burden.  This also makes the householder responsible for issues such as planning control and conservation area compliance.

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