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new customer deals
Is it possible to cancel my sky subscription and have my wife start a new one to get sky+ ? I asked for a price today and was told £160 for sky+ box even though I've been with them for 8 years and have paid them several thousand pounds during that time. It really cheeses me off the way they treat loyal customers.
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Re: new customer deals
It really annoys me when people swear on a forum read by all ages.
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- 17-02-08, 08:42 PM #3
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Re: new customer deals
Feel free to delete this thread and ban me, did not know site was run by complete removed
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Re: new customer deals
What, because we don't allow swearing on a forum?
In answer to your question, I think Sky would decline the offer to sign up as it normally says per household on the terms and conditions.Last edited by NewsreadeR; 17-02-08 at 09:08 PM.
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Re: new customer deals
To the OP:
Yes it is def possible. Just make out its a diffrent household. Dont tell them that you already had sky. (TBH they proberbly wornt even ask - personally exp).
Sign up using same address, but all other details under your wife's name.
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Re: new customer deals
Why not tell them you want to cancel and switch to Virgin?
Originally Posted by stevie 
Is it possible to cancel my sky subscription and have my wife start a new one to get sky+ ? I asked for a price today and was told £160 for sky+ box even though I've been with them for 8 years and have paid them several thousand pounds during that time. It really cheeses me off the way they treat loyal customers.
- 27-02-08, 02:59 PM #7
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Re: new customer deals
I dont think that works anymore.
The lady I spoke to was an absolute 'female dog'. ANd basically told me to bugger off to virgin.
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