Two weeks ago I had a letter from Sky saying my subscription was going up by £4 per week. I had been paying £32.50 since January 2013 for Variety pack and Sky Sports. Then I got a letter in January 2015 saying this was going up by £2.00 per month although it went up by £2.22 to £34.77. Then March this was increased to £39.77 Then I had a letter saying a £4.00 increase but in fact they have now put it up to £53.80, which I do not want but have to pay. as I have never made an agreement to pay these prices.
I phoned then to cancel and they offered to drop it to £47.00. After further chat they offered my a £30 voucher as well which I refused and have now cancelled.
Are other people having problems with Sky as well.
They keep putting it up, £2 here and £4 there, but I have no choice as no Virgin in my area, who I used to be with till I moved.
Every 3/6 months I call them to say its to expensive, and they give me a discount for 3 or 6 months, and I have free broadband for the next 18 months, but I still pay about £59.00 a month.
You had sky sports for less than £40 a month!!!!!
I paid over £70 per month when I had it and that was just the basic package + sports.
I now have the basic again but am thinking about NOW - may just leave it until after Game of Thrones finishes
I think you can get a weekend pass to SKY Spirts for £6.99 a week. Or the entertainment package for the same. Depending on what you watch, it may work out cheaper.
## That's not strict true, trt. You do have a choice - you could cancel the whole package. Nobody needs Sky, it's not like water. That's not strict true, trt. You do have a choice - you could cancel the whole package.
Nobody needs Sky, it's not like water. ##...................................................................................................
hc,
I enjoy my sports, and its my choice to have Sky, and I am allowed to moan if I wish about price increases, if thats OK with you?
Course you're allowed to moan, trt. It's just that you said you have no choice but I see now you meant you no choice of provider for the services you are prepared to for. :)