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[Mr Skrunts]

http://www.freesatfromsky.co.uk/?CMP=KNC-UKesalesSearch

For twice the price you get less of a package. :-/

[Leomas]

http://www.freesatfromsky.co.uk/?CMP=KNC-UKesalesSearch

For twice the price you get less of a package. :-/

You missed the subtle '£20 per month after 4 months' bit. Suspect Advertising Standards would want to have a word about how they display it

[Mr Skrunts]

http://www.freesatfromsky.co.uk/?CMP=KNC-UKesalesSearch

For twice the price you get less of a package. :-/

You missed the subtle '£20 per month after 4 months' bit. Suspect Advertising Standards would want to have a word about how they display it

That’s a trial of exclusive Sky TV worth £20 per month. To cancel those mixes you need to call Sky before the end of the 4 month trial period or you will continue to pay £20 per month for the 4 Sky Mix package.†


Bloody typical of thier advertising.

[Leomas]

And that is the point, they reckon that they will get enough people forgetting to cancel that they will make more from this offer than from the £150 'one-off'. Chances are that the £20 per month has a one year subscription hidden away in the small print

[shyboy]

And that is the point, they reckon that they will get enough people forgetting to cancel that they will make more from this offer than from the £150 'one-off'. Chances are that the £20 per month has a one year subscription hidden away in the small print

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There isn't a minimum contract period after the 4 month trial, but you do have to give 30 days notice to cancel the packages before the 4 months expire. No problem with an appropriate diary note.
I'm tempted to give it a go to see if we will use the packages enough to justify £20 a month. If not, just cancel.

[Mr Skrunts]

And that is the point, they reckon that they will get enough people forgetting to cancel that they will make more from this offer than from the £150 'one-off'. Chances are that the £20 per month has a one year subscription hidden away in the small print

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There isn't a minimum contract period after the 4 month trial, but you do have to give 30 days notice to cancel the packages before the 4 months expire. No problem with an appropriate diary note.
I'm tempted to give it a go to see if we will use the packages enough to justify £20 a month. If not, just cancel.

Just give them notice of cancellation a week after the dish is fitted.  

[MindlessJD]

This sort of thing really pi**es me off.

You see a 'good' deal, break out the wallet/card....

.... then the damn small print hits you.

Minimum contract length, 50% off for 1 month only.... etc

Bring on the advertising standards agency!!!