Closure of Eurosport channels 28/02/25

[best+of+the+best]

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@Manixman wrote:

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@best+of+the+best wrote:

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@Timelord2018 wrote:

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@best+of+the+best wrote:

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@Timelord2018 wrote:

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Still failing to see the point of your post @Timelord2018 

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I agree with the other poster, this simply shouldn't be shown on pages with 24 month contracts

Every right to put a complaint into the Advertising Standards Authority 

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It depends if you've signed up for 24 months or on a 31 day rolling contract you still get Discovery + included on both contracts 

So failing to see what your post actually means @Timelord2018 

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No I'm afraid it doesn't depend if you signed up to anything.

If it is deemed unfair to the consumer by ASA/Court/Ombudmans those small print words will mean very little all of a sudden.

It is advertising 300 days of cycling so a consumer would naturally assume they are getting 300 days of cycling.

You know last year I was told continually by a insurance company they did everything correctly to their terms and conditions. Role on 6 months later the Financial Ombudsman awards £3000 to myself.

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Are you expecting that amount with your ongoing complaint @Manixman let us know how it Roles out

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[theredhouse55555]

That isthe thing with U.S. Streaming services. No one is watching them and therefore paying for them so it is viewers across Europe who are having to pay te bills. [Or maybe not.]

[TimmyBGood]

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@theredhouse55555 wrote:

That isthe thing with U.S. Streaming services. No one is watching them and therefore paying for them

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I wouldn't say 'no-one', but WBD have acknowledged they were late to market with streaming in the US.

They claim 110 million subscribers globally, though, which isn't trivial.

[theredhouse55555]

This reminds what a U.S. Media reporter  who stated. If The Invisable Man were on a U.S. streaming service. No one would stream NOT to see him!

[Manixman]

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@best+of+the+best wrote:

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@Manixman wrote:

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@best+of+the+best wrote:

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@Timelord2018 wrote:

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@best+of+the+best wrote:

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@Timelord2018 wrote:

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Still failing to see the point of your post @Timelord2018 

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I agree with the other poster, this simply shouldn't be shown on pages with 24 month contracts

Every right to put a complaint into the Advertising Standards Authority 

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It depends if you've signed up for 24 months or on a 31 day rolling contract you still get Discovery + included on both contracts 

So failing to see what your post actually means @Timelord2018 

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No I'm afraid it doesn't depend if you signed up to anything.

If it is deemed unfair to the consumer by ASA/Court/Ombudmans those small print words will mean very little all of a sudden.

It is advertising 300 days of cycling so a consumer would naturally assume they are getting 300 days of cycling.

You know last year I was told continually by a insurance company they did everything correctly to their terms and conditions. Role on 6 months later the Financial Ombudsman awards £3000 to myself.

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Are you expecting that amount with your ongoing complaint @Manixman let us know how it Roles out

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No need for the trolling.

Silly response aimed to antagonize.

[JKenH]

Sorry if this is duplicating what someone else may have said but I don't have time to read all 13 pages. I have Sky Signature and asked if I could downgrade to essentials and add TNT Sports. They said no but agreed I could cancel my TV contract from 28 February without penalty so I have done so. I am keeping Sky broadband until my contract expires in August. 

[Panmat]

Good move, I would like to do the same.

[RobertS83]

Is it just a matter of time before something like fubo comes to the UK so your only paying for sports if that's all your after?

[TimmyBGood]

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@RobertS83 wrote:

Is it just a matter of time before something like fubo comes to the UK

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Not while the PL continues to rake in literally billions from Sky and TNT...

Got to pay for all those solid gold bathrooms somehow ; )

[Rixxxter]

I've heard that Eurosport is closing down later in February 2025 and being amalgamated, and ultimately part of TNT Sport at a significant extra cost.

Will my Sky package be reduced because of the loss of Eurosport as I seem to remember I paid Sky an initial £5 pounds a month for the privilege of having Eurosport on top of my Sky Sports package?

[Daniel0210]

@Rixxxter 

Your post has been merged into the large thread already discussing this topic. 

[Rixxxter]

so what is your opinion on the topic of my post regarding Eurospsort demise?

[Hunter2660]

Eurosport is now part of the Discovery+, and is included free with your Sky package. So no, there's unlikely to be any reduction in your bill.

[SKY1992bf]

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@Rixxxter wrote:

so what is your opinion on the topic of my post regarding Eurospsort demise?

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@Rixxxter  The likelihood of you getting a reduction in costs is remote but all you can do is call sky and ask them