I have never bought or owned or subscribed to Sky, digital or analogue

But you're wife has. Sky class you as ineligible for a free box because
someone in your household has benefited from a free dish and box already.

Define "household". He says that they're in a new house. Although,
that being the case, I'd be curious to know what happened to the box
at the old house and why they didn't take it with them.

Simon Kempster

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Sky don't care about existing customers. We ordered Sky today in my
name at
our new house, my wife cancelled her subscription at our old house.

We were told by Sky that I cannot take out a new subscription as my
wife had
one. So now instead of having Sky + and 2 additional boxes making
subscription £60 per month, they are getting £0 per month from us as
we have
cancelled everything

As we were told that no one in our household can take out a new
subscription
because my wife already had one, my question is, what happens when my
children move out and want Sky, or what happens if we get divorced


$ky care for their customers very well, it's just that they use Fawlty
Towers episodes as customer service training videos :-o))
Regards Mike.



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On 19 Jul 2004 01:43:43 -0700, (Simon Kempster) wrote:

I have never bought or owned or subscribed to Sky, digital or analogue

But you're wife has. Sky class you as ineligible for a free box because
someone in your household has benefited from a free dish and box already.

Define "household". He says that they're in a new house. Although,
that being the case, I'd be curious to know what happened to the box
at the old house and why they didn't take it with them.

His wife may have had a subscription before they were married or even knew one
another.

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Nigel Barker
Live from the sunny Cote d'Azur