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Old 13-01-2005, 15:36   #10
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Re: Getting rid of TV, but keeping Broadband (for now)

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Originally Posted by Hans Gruber
Sky TV is cheaper... Currently for base Cable TV package I'm paying £21.50 a month including a phone I don't need. Sky costs £13.50, free install, and 2 months free subscription.

The impending cap finally forced me over. If the cap is not enforced I'll keep cable internet, and have a cheaper overall monthly bill, if not I'll switch over to DSL.

So in answer to your question, I consider what I'm doing to be 'wise'.
I'd check the small print before you sign with $ky if I were you. You won't get free install if you choose the base pack, you will pay a fee of £60.

Of course, you can sign up for the £19.50 family pack and then downgrade after the free sub period, provided there is no tie in - there wasn't on the deal I signed up for before Christmas.

Just be warned, you get a lot more in NTL's base pack than in Sky's. TBH if bargain-basement DTV is what you want, I'd stick with NTL - it's worth the extra pahnd in my opinion, and personally I never had any problems with the phone service either.
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