Sky Current Pricing - November 2009
A complete round up of Sky's current pricing and packages. Find out how much Sky TV costs here.
In addition to the current Free Sky+ HD Box offer, Sky have also launched a Free Sky+ Box offer (£30 standard set-up)
Free Sky+ is available to any new Sky TV customer joining for 12 months. Unlike the Free Sky+ HD offer there are no conditions (remember that to get a Free Sky+ HD box the customer must also join with Sky Movies)
The offer is available with the £50 M&S voucher for new Sky TV customers
Standard Set Up of £30
Click here if you wish to sign up for a free Sky+ Box
Terms and Conditions
Free Sky+/Sky+HD box offer: Free Sky+HD box for new Sky TV customers taking Sky TV, Sky Movies Pack 1 or 2 and the HD Pack for 12 months. Offer also available to existing Sky TV customers joining Sky+HD with the HD Pack and taking a Sky TV package with Sky Movies Pack 1 or 2 for 12 months. Existing customers must also recommit to Sky TV for 12 months. Free Sky+ box for new Sky TV customers taking Sky TV for 12 months. Free Sky+HD and Sky+ box not available in conjunction with any other offer.
Online Marks and Spencer voucher offer: Join Sky TV online by 17 December 2009 and we'll send you a £50 Marks and Spencer voucher within 30 days of activating your viewing. Only available for new customers with their viewing card enabled by 17 January 2010. One voucher per household and only available when you join online. Marks and Spencer voucher is subject to separate terms and the offer is not available in conjunction with other offers
Set-Up: Current standard set up lead times for new Sky TV customers for UK mainland currently average 7-10 days and are likely to increase before Christmas. Existing customers may be longer. Standard set-up for free Sky+HD box is £30 for new and existing Sky TV customers (£15 if you take a new Multiroom subscription). Standard set-up for non-offer £49 Sky+HD box is £30 for new customers (£15 if you take a new multiroom subscription). and £60 for existing Sky TV customers (£30 if you take a new Multiroom subscription). Standard set-up for Sky+ box is £30 for new customers (£15 if you take Multiroom) or £60 for existing Sky TV customers. Non-standard set-up may cost extra. Standard set-up for a standard Sky box is £60 for new and existinf customers. Standard set-up £120 without Sky TV. Sky Broadband set-up fees for existing Sky TV customers £60 for Base, £30 for Everyday & Connect or free for Unlimited.
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Comments (9 posted):
hd only got 30 chanels any way
I am like you, feel let down by sky, have been customer from when it began, and have never had anything for being a loyal customer. Looked at other options
service/price/availability. There are cheap and free ones but hd programmes are few and far between, others I don't really want. Slightly cheaper, similar.
Don't forget these programmes have to be paid for. they are not cheap reality shows, yet! Deadliest catch on discovery
or yellowstone on bbc I don't grudge the extra to have programmes like these and movies like Dark Knight. If programming goes downhill, ie reality shows then I think charge for service is not value for money and should be free.
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