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Old 10 Mar 19, 03:21 PM  
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Good question, same one I asked when I saw the offer. Can cancel it with a month's notice at any time in the two years
Thank you - I read the T&Cs and still wasn’t 100% sure
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Just spoken to BT and can continue to pay £15.99 but they want to tie me in for 18months. Will have to see what dh thinks. Do you think this will be cheaper than what sky eventually offer it for?
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Old 22 Mar 19, 04:17 PM  
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My DH has BT Sport for £5 per month, apparently because we are with Plusnet for phone and broadband.
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My DH has BT Sport for £5 per month, apparently because we are with Plusnet for phone and broadband.
Yes they said something about £6 a month if we moved our broadband but not sure we'd want to as we've had some awful customer service from BT in the past. Didn't realise you could get a similar offer with Plusnet. I know they're owned by BT but their customer service when we were last with them was a lot better. Do you receive BT sport through your sky box for that price?

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Old 22 Mar 19, 06:53 PM  
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I have recently transferred the broadband from BT to sky and sky said they will have the BT sports package in June.

Hope it's true or the husband won't be happy!
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Originally Posted by Orlando 2004 View Post
Just spoken to BT and can continue to pay £15.99 but they want to tie me in for 18months. Will have to see what dh thinks. Do you think this will be cheaper than what sky eventually offer it for?
We pay £6pm to watch it on Sky TV. We do have BT fibre though.
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Old 22 Mar 19, 07:19 PM  
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Yes they said something about £6 a month if we moved our broadband but not sure we'd want to as we've had some awful customer service from BT in the past. Didn't realise you could get a similar offer with Plusnet. I know they're owned by BT but their customer service when we were last with them was a lot better. Do you receive BT sport through your sky box for that price?
We don’t have a Sky box now so I guess the answer to your question is ‘no’.

DH has the BT Sport app on his iPad and then the program is sent to the TV via a something plugged into the back of the TV, something we are unable to remember the name of! Will let you know later. I know it cost £30 and it was given to DH as a present. So he can watch on his iPad or the TV.
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We don’t have a Sky box now so I guess the answer to your question is ‘no’.

DH has the BT Sport app on his iPad and then the program is sent to the TV via a something plugged into the back of the TV, something we are unable to remember the name of! Will let you know later. I know it cost £30 and it was given to DH as a present. So he can watch on his iPad or the TV.
That device is a chromecast
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I have recently transferred the broadband from BT to sky and sky said they will have the BT sports package in June.

Hope it's true or the husband won't be happy!
On sky’s website it says mid 2019 so that sounds realistic. sky/help/articles/ge...FYsS0wodwtkPUw
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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.
It’s £29.99 now for BT sports
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