If you sign up for more than 12 months yeah, it could.One month into it takes the **** a bit, and mine will raise by more than 10% over the duration of my contract
If you sign up for more than 12 months yeah, it could.One month into it takes the **** a bit, and mine will raise by more than 10% over the duration of my contract
Every 12 months, not during your contract.It's in the T's and C's you accept. Prices may rise by no more than 10% during your contract.
You are correct, my bad.Every 12 months, not during your contract.
I was dithering over getting sky Q but everything I reads is a 24 month contract. i'm apparently a diamond VIP, having been w/ them over 15 years, and it seems the VIP perks are all offers to give them more money for something. I understand the usual pay increase things but the one that ****ed me off was them forcing sky sports HD onto me despite not having an HD dish/box, so I cancelled it. if the next increase is stupid, i'll probably bin my contract and send my digibox to Beamish.
24 month contracts appear to be becoming the norm for a lot of services now, all the new and existing customer renewal officers on BT broadband and TV seem to be 24 months. It's almost as if the progress being made to make it easier and cheaper for people to switch services and not be overcharged is being undone in other ways...
That's a huge joke. HD should be included in all the packages, not an increasingly-expensive add-on/luxury.Also HD has gone up by 20%
That's a huge joke. HD should be included in all the packages.....
I'm long out of contract on Q now and well overdue a repricing, paying something like £130/month at the moment....
Got offered ~£115 including Netflix which still seemed like a lot, for everything except the obscure channel packages + 'superfast' broadband as I'm in the sticks....
Said I'd think about it.....
Just spoken to Sky to have movies removed from my current Q package, been told that if I have them removed my sky sports discount will also be removed (I currently pay £14 for sports) so sports will go up to £30+
I questioned that I was unaware the two packages were tied together & according to sky I agreed this when I signed up.
I certainly have no recollection of this being mentioned when signing.
Told me about the price rise in April, another £4pm,, taking my package to £80. Only signed a new deal back in July & its already gone up from £62pm in that time. Only change has been moving my Netflix account over to them.
This could well be my last year with them, need to look into alternatives.
******* told me the same thing and I also don’t remember being told they were linkedJust spoken to Sky to have movies removed from my current Q package, been told that if I have them removed my sky sports discount will also be removed (I currently pay £14 for sports) so sports will go up to £30+
I questioned that I was unaware the two packages were tied together & according to sky I agreed this when I signed up.
I certainly have no recollection of this being mentioned when signing.
Told me about the price rise in April, another £4pm,, taking my package to £80. Only signed a new deal back in July & its already gone up from £62pm in that time. Only change has been moving my Netflix account over to them.
This could well be my last year with them, need to look into alternatives.
I'm long out of contract on Q now and well overdue a repricing, paying something like £130/month at the moment....
Got offered ~£115 including Netflix which still seemed like a lot, for everything except the obscure channel packages + 'superfast' broadband as I'm in the sticks....
Said I'd think about it.....
Funny how having the rampant and sheer **** you audacity of adding £1 to your bill for "HD" is enough to push you over the edge in terms of deciding to end your relationship with Sky once the 18 months deal I subbed to in November last year runs out. Cos somehow it is now exactly £1 more costly for them to transmit exactly the same beam up to a satellite than it was yesterday.