@Kenji5 wrote:
I'm a Sky Q customer currently out of contract. I want to change to Sky stream with same package as I have with Sky Q. New customers pay £60 a month for Sky streaming whereas my charge will be in the region of £106. How can it be fair to pay £46 extra per month for the same service?
Simply put, you aren't a new customer and it's harder to attract new customers so it's normal in the industry for new customers to get deals that will either initially lose the company money or at a break even point. The reason is to get the customer in and keep them medium/long term as most customers don't pay attention to minimum term end dates and thus tend to overpay their subscription.
The way to truely get the best deal is to continually switch provider/service at the end of your minimum term as you will always get a new customer deal from the service you are switching to.
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