Sky offers?

Are there any subscription offer codes for existing Sky customers at the
moment?

TIA

Dave

"any1" wrote in message
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Are there any subscription offer codes for existing Sky customers at the
moment?

TIA

Dave

Hi Dave

Unless you haggle with em, we old customers get a crap deal from sky, I had
to fork out full 259 for my sky +, only because they are the best around now
I wouldn't be with them. Loyalty they don't no what the word means

In my local shopping precinct they are doing sky + dirt cheap for new
customers and they give you a gift box of disney toys and stuff like that

Dave


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Just come off the phone to Sky, they won't budge from £259 for Sky+, the
reason was explained to me by the operator

Although he doesn't agree with their policy, they are well behind targets
for subscribers and are trying to get new customers by offering them the £99
deal. Though he did say that they could be £99 by Xmas as the new + box
comes down in price.


Dave

any1 wrote:

Just come off the phone to Sky, they won't budge from £259 for Sky+, the
reason was explained to me by the operator

Although he doesn't agree with their policy, they are well behind targets
for subscribers and are trying to get new customers by offering them the £99
deal. Though he did say that they could be £99 by Xmas as the new + box
comes down in price.

How many times does this need to be explained?

Cancel today. Then subscribe tomorrow in your wife's (mother's, dog's)
name. Do not mention the previous sub. You just moved in.

You will get the £99 offer.

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On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 07:04:01 GMT, Jomtien wrote:

Cancel today. Then subscribe tomorrow in your wife's (mother's, dog's)
name. Do not mention the previous sub. You just moved in.

Lying in order to obtain advantage - otherwise known as 'deception'.

"Zero Tolerance" wrote in message
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On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 07:04:01 GMT, Jomtien wrote:

Cancel today. Then subscribe tomorrow in your wife's (mother's, dog's)
name. Do not mention the previous sub. You just moved in.

Lying in order to obtain advantage - otherwise known as 'deception'.


And also known as saving money!

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Zero Tolerance wrote:

Cancel today. Then subscribe tomorrow in your wife's (mother's, dog's)
name. Do not mention the previous sub. You just moved in.

Lying in order to obtain advantage - otherwise known as 'deception'.

Not at all.

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