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Old 8 Mar 19, 10:37 PM  
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I pay £6 a month via BT to watch BT sport on Sky. I imagine paying via Sky will be considerably more
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I pay £6 a month via BT to watch BT sport on Sky. I imagine paying via Sky will be considerably more
That's cheap have you got anything else with BT?
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That's cheap have you got anything else with BT?
Phone and broadband
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Phone and broadband
The sky deal should be better for people who have just BT Sport without BTs terrible broadband and who don’t feel the need for a landline in 2019.
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£35 per month is an extortionate amount of money per month for a really poor sports package (IMO) . Terrible presenters and pundits. The problem is I miss out on watching my team play in Europe and the league. Im hoping it will be more closer to £20 when it goes through Sky. I did hear it was supposed to be in place before next season starts.
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Originally Posted by Moorlandman View Post
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Thanks. We have phone and broadband with Sky. Think we're currently paying £15.99 a month for BT sport but think it's due to go up next month to about £25.99 when my offer ends. Don't really want to move my phone and broadband to BT.
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Also hopefully this deal could also mean that the 4K channel comes to Sky so I can watch games on BT in 4K in the same way I have been on sky sports for the last two Premier League seasons.
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Originally Posted by Bladelia View Post
£35 per month is an extortionate amount of money per month for a really poor sports package (IMO) . Terrible presenters and pundits. The problem is I miss out on watching my team play in Europe and the league. Im hoping it will be more closer to £20 when it goes through Sky. I did hear it was supposed to be in place before next season starts.
£35? I hope that's not what it's going up to. I think I'll call BT next week and try to renegotiate as I suspect Sky will want more than I currently pay and doesn't sound like it's happening yet.
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Incorrect , the agreement was signed last year.
Just waiting on the when now . Nothing more than that at this point, I have an opinion but it's not based on anything more concrete ... yet
Not at all, they have signed an agreement in principle for the last 3 years which have never turned into a formal agreement. It may turn into something this time, it may go the same way.

Will really depend on whether BT start losing subscriptions through the current method. If they don't why would they start lining Sky's pockets. Makes no commercial sense for them. They want to keep the hooks with their other services like broadband to upsell.
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Not at all, they have signed an agreement in principle for the last 3 years which have never turned into a formal agreement. It may turn into something this time, it may go the same way.

Will really depend on whether BT start losing subscriptions through the current method. If they don't why would they start lining Sky's pockets. Makes no commercial sense for them. They want to keep the hooks with their other services like broadband to upsell.
If you say so , you obviously know much more than the information I have from the horse's mouth
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