Another new customer Sky deal, £30pm

[MissChief]

As usual, new customers only (I know, I know) but this one is pretty good.

For just £30 a month, The Complete Bundle comes with…

· Eleven incredible Sky Movies channels
· Seven dedicated Sky Sports channels
· Over 50 entertainment channels in stunning HD
· 300 brilliant Box Sets
· Our award-winning Sky+ HD Box
· The UK’s widest range of Catch up TV
Plus, they can add Sky Multiscreen for £5 extra a month and watch Sky TV in another room. And, for the next 2 weeks only, they can add Sky Broadband Unlimited free for 12 months (£17.40 monthly line rental required).

These deals DON'T apply to SkyQ at the moment, just standard boxes and subscriptions.

Trust message me for details. (click my trust, then choose 'send a message' and include your email address if it's different and your name please)

 

[MissChief]

Stripped down some of the hyperbole bs to make it more readable and less cringeworthy.

Why are you pimping trust?

Because I need a name and an email address for the code? If you wish to put your name and email address on a public forum, be my guest.

 

[MissChief]

12 month contract Willy.

 

[MissChief]

MissChief why do sky not offer deals to loyal serving customers, you have to threaten to leave and sometimes you may get a good deal, but most of the time the robots on the phone couldn't care less, all sky is doing with their pricing making people going down the illegal streams route

I don't work in retentions (thankfully. I'd be rubbish. 'You want to cancel Sir? No problem, that's the cancellation processed for you.' 'Er, you're not going to offer me a discount?' No sir, you said you wanted to cancel, not that it was too expensive. Good day!') but as I put on another thread, overall churn (people leaving) is at it's lowest level for more than a decade. They simply don't need to throw offer after offer at customers. They firmly believe the content and product is strong enough so offers aren't massive. There's been a marked increase in '20% off for ten months on a twelve month re-contract' type offers compared to the previous 50% off deals for example. Offers are getting smaller, you'll usually be re-contracted and the offers usually end before the end of the contract.