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starsailor123uk · 15-02-2007, 12:04

Agree with your on most things if you look at list prices but for a full picture

You need to stay with your chosen Sky Broadband product for a minimum of 12 months. As long as you have Sky Broadband, you will also need to be with Sky TV.

If you dont already have a BT line you will need to install one (c100) and I beleive keep it for a minimum of twelve months

You can , based on other threads either

upgrade the broadband and TV to XL for about Ãƒâ€šÃ‚Â£19 but in all honesty if you say you are leaving or a new customer VM would almost certainly price match sky offer. I know they did for me!

You are lucky in terms of BT with the 7mb. I suspect that most individuals will get nowhere near that and certainly not 24/7 as I have had with cable

I dont beleive it is clear who offers the best service and I think that the next 12 months will probably be the most important for both companies

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starsailor123uk Inactive Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 178	Re: Virgin Media more expensive than Sky Agree with your on most things if you look at list prices but for a full picture You need to stay with your chosen Sky Broadband product for a minimum of 12 months. As long as you have Sky Broadband, you will also need to be with Sky TV. If you dont already have a BT line you will need to install one (c100) and I beleive keep it for a minimum of twelve months You can , based on other threads either upgrade the broadband and TV to XL for about Ãƒâ€šÃ‚Â£19 but in all honesty if you say you are leaving or a new customer VM would almost certainly price match sky offer. I know they did for me! You are lucky in terms of BT with the 7mb. I suspect that most individuals will get nowhere near that and certainly not 24/7 as I have had with cable I dont beleive it is clear who offers the best service and I think that the next 12 months will probably be the most important for both companies