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m419 · 09-06-2009, 18:28

Also,what about the money you will waste in the cost of changing.

Sky charge a connection one off fee of £60 plus any installation costs.
BT require 3 months in advance if you do not pay by direct debit

Also, you will be paying 2 companies rather than recieveing just one bill and have to faff about setting up new direct debits.

Also bare in mind, the price you mentioned for Sky DOES NOT include BT Telephone line rental, so you will be worse off in the end!

Also Sky Sports channels is currently cheaper with Virgin Media, I think Setanta maybe rescued in time anyway.

09-06-2009, 18:28	#7
m419 Inactive Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: London Services: BT Broadband,BT Anytime calls,Sky entertainment extra HD,Vodafone pay monthly Posts: 1,512	Re: Is it worth keeping Virgin if Setanta goes bust Also,what about the money you will waste in the cost of changing. Sky charge a connection one off fee of £60 plus any installation costs. BT require 3 months in advance if you do not pay by direct debit Also, you will be paying 2 companies rather than recieveing just one bill and have to faff about setting up new direct debits. Also bare in mind, the price you mentioned for Sky DOES NOT include BT Telephone line rental, so you will be worse off in the end! Also Sky Sports channels is currently cheaper with Virgin Media, I think Setanta maybe rescued in time anyway.