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Posted 28 February 2024

Sky TV & Netflix 1 month free trial - Renews automatically at £31 a month unless cancelled - New Customers

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Sky TV & Netflix 1 month free trial

Includes Sky Entertainment & Netflix in one simple subscription on Sky Stream. Renews automatically at £31 a month unless cancelled.
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Sky Digital has currently Sign up to a package and you and the referrer both get up to £125 in vouchers campaign, if you want to use it you can do so from this .
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  1. trebor's avatar
    After the first month, which is obviously good as it’s free, the £31 per month is poor value and it’s only benefit if for those people who cannot or do not want a satellite dish or contract.

    The included package only includes the basic £4.99 Netflix package with adverts! So essentially your paying sky £26 for there basic tv pack despite the fact that you are also paying for delivery of service (internet).
    paully's avatar
    I think not having a dish is the default for Sky now for new customers. Saves them a fortune on installation and maintenance.
  2. Jz12833939's avatar
    No such thing as a free trial don’t fall for it. I took trial didn’t like cancelled if so they charged for the days, only tested a day and till got back was billed 2 weeks so avoid it
  3. simplyenquiring's avatar
    Never mind.

    They do a credit check even for the 31 days rolling plan. Send their equipment back after 30 days.
  4. neiltamim's avatar
    £31?? I managed to get Sky TV/Netflix for £15 month on top of my current broadband package. You just need to hassle the support chat to get a good deal
  5. DafEO's avatar
    So does this include a box/gizmo that needs to be delivered ,and potentially returned if cancelling after 1 month ?
    stickyapple's avatar
    Yeah terms say you need to return it as it's only loaned to you
  6. americanonpurpose's avatar
    Sky really are the Ryanair of the entertainment universe aren’t they?

    Want to add sport? £25. Want films? £12. Want more sport? £28. Got children? Have some channels for them, £5. Got 20/20 vision? Use it. UHD / 4K - £6. No time for ads? Skip them. £5. Skip those adds and use that 20/20 vision on your Netflix too. £11. Why not watch all this on another tv in the house. £11. Well you’re going to need some internet access with all that: £43. Be at the forefront of technology, have WiFi 6: £6.50. Now you have all this, why not get some smart home tech insurance: £43.29.
    Perfect. Now you’ve got your package, remember you own nothing, it’s all our equipment and we can supply this to you to borrow for only £224.79 per month / £2697.48 per year. Brilliant
    Willy_Wonka's avatar
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    Or sign up cancel trial & get Netflix & Sky TV for free for a month.
  7. simplyenquiring's avatar
    Anyone please advise.

    There's two options when checking out. One says 18 month contract and the other is 31 day rolling - opting 31 days, so this isn't an actual contract, no credit check and just billed each month like a Lebara SIM only deal?

    Connect to our existing virgin media WiFi then channels are streamed?

    After 30 days, do we send their box back?

    Their site says 31 days notice to cancel, so do we have to give notice straight away if we strictly wanna do just the trial month? And is that like just logging into my account and cancel sub (Amazon, Disney style).
  8. Nick747a's avatar
    This is how I got on my sky contract last time they did it, went to cancel offered me 9 months half price
  9. ravishk's avatar
    Thanks got 2 months free. I see offers for Ultra HD & Sky ad-free 2 months as well. Is there any issue in taking them? I am planning to cancel in April to give 31 day notice.
  10. tommocov's avatar
    Does the now tv style cancel to get an offer work on sky stream rolling?
  11. durutti's avatar
    I was thinking to give it a try but after the helpful comments, maybe not
  12. colourpie's avatar
    Terrible hardware, if you must give Murdoch money get sky q
  13. simplyenquiring's avatar
    TLDR: Make sure you pick the 31 days rolling and not contract when checking out on their website. If it completes for you for one free trial month, it is 31 days notice to cancel so set the sky stream up and then call them straight away to give notice and enjoy the free month/avoid further charges after the trial.

    You might get lucky and it might go through on their systems as 2 months free trial. (I know I said TLDR, sorry).

    03337591346 call this number to cancel

    And it's all working with our virgin net 250 down.

    Just an update, fyi,

    Ordered the 31 days rolling thing Friday 3am. They ask for credit/debit card or direct debit - they do a credit check/identity check on this. I just picked debit card. I had a confirmation email advising Tuesday delivery but it arrived today (Saturday) via DPD.

    Set up is hdmi cable, power cable, remote, WiFi or ethernet. There's an aerial input but it's not in use.

    Just connect, follow on screen instructions, everything's connected. It's Freeview, sky channels but not the sports channels, it's a real good offering. Plus netflix free with ads.

    It's 31 days rolling but it's free trial month and it's 31 days notice to cancel. I've set it up, called sky, they would put the cancellation notice in now so it would be cancelled on 30 days from today (April) thus avoiding any charges. They then send out packaging. And there shouldn't be any charges.

    However, homie started saying the actual trial month on their end is 2 months and I can see it on their sky app too. I'm gonna give it a few days to see if it updates. If it is two months, I'll call from beginning April, give notice and set the cancellation beginning of May. (edited)
  14. simplyenquiring's avatar
    Checked billing, yup it's free first two months. Nice one sky. I'm gonna enjoy rewatching the sopranos over the next months.
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