Absolutely. I accept there are many out there who love it for the sport/movie options they offer (which are generally very good) but I think it's important that people are aware of what it's costing them!
You’d be surprised. Sky actually had a lot of people upgrading during lockdown and we might see the same here. Let’s get Sky Cinema, it’s cheaper than a trip to the cinema and we don’t have to wait that long for movies to come out these days anyway.
I get that in lockdown. Lots more free time at home, not much going on outside of content being delivered to your home. But now people's energy bills have increased by more than the cost of a sky sub I would guess they're going to find retaining those customers they found through lockdown somewhat more difficult through the next year or so at least.
I phoned the main number and said cancellations a few times to the Sky AI voice bot. That seemed to get me through to a human pretty quickly. Probably best to phone in the morning through as I noticed the lines seem really busy in late afternoons and evenings.
I very much doubt that, in fact I would go as far to say that's not going to happen. During covid people had money to burn but couldn't really go anywhere to spend it.
I suppose it boils down to tightening your purse strings and where you do that. Give a few things up to keep some others?
Agreed, it's unbelievable that Sky are still charging extra for HD/1080 content in 2022! Especially that 4K is now available on many internet streaming services and HD content has been available on Freeview channels for over a decade!
No recording, dependant on internet, extra for 1080 picture etc. Sky aren't daft and they’ll always make sure NOW is inferior to the main product.
UHD Sports, Movies, F1, all TV channels, Phone, Fibre Internet, 4K Netflix and multi room?
This is why I want away from Sky TV. Their business model is built around getting you on a deal, doubling the price when your contract expires and hoping you don’t notice!
