Thread: Sky Stream Opinions
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Old 08-02-2025, 13:18   #2
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Re: Sky Stream Opinions
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Originally Posted by vm_tech View Post
Hello,

I stopped working for VM a few years ago, and lost my staff discount. I have stuck with them, but now I am considering my options.

I can get a lot more for my money with Sky Stream, basically their top package plus sky sports and Netflix premium for around £70 a month. I am currently paying around £80 a month for VM with no sky sports, plus Netflix on top. Skys FTTP package will be slightly slower than my VM connection (think it was 150 vs 250), but I really wouldn’t notice. Would also be 1 STB from sky, compared to 2 from VM, but my second VM box hasn’t been switched on for over a year.

Before I pull the trigger, just wondering what people’s opinions were on the Sky Stream platform?

Thanks
I would just point out that it might be better to do a comparison between Sky Stream and Virgin Stream (now Flex). The VM box only costs a fiver pm and you can choose which streamers you add and therefore most of what you pay. I’m not sure offhand how the costs work out on the sports package - that might be what clinches it for you.
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