O/T digital switch over sky promblems

O/T digital switch over sky promblems

Postby heysham_mfc » Sun Nov 15, 2009 12:16 pm

over the last few days with the digital switch over we have had a few problems with our sky box in that sometimes it would work fine sometimes not at all and sometimes the picture would be very bad quality. We decided to phone Sky to get the problem sorted not only did they fix the problem but we got a fantastic deal in which they offed us the full works sport movies everything untill the end of Febuary for just £3 per month fantastic deal :D
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Re: O/T digital switch over sky promblems

Postby greenshrimp » Sun Nov 15, 2009 2:14 pm

What's the digital switchover got to do with Sky, they are totally unconnected - switchover will only effect DTT transmissions.

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Re: O/T digital switch over sky promblems

Postby Curly » Sun Nov 15, 2009 2:49 pm

Surprised you had any problems with connection as GS said, there different connections,
but sounds like you got a great deal there though, saving £35+ a month :D
I've never had any problems with Sky, but know a few who have had with the broadband/phone
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Re: O/T digital switch over sky promblems

Postby John L » Sun Nov 15, 2009 4:14 pm

Curly wrote:I've never had any problems with Sky, but know a few who have had with the broadband/phone package.

Like what, Curly? Thinking of going for the bb/phone package as I already have Sky TV. Not everyone will have problems but it's nice to be aware of any! ;)
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Re: O/T digital switch over sky promblems

Postby outsider » Sun Nov 15, 2009 4:57 pm

I have the lot TV,Phone and BBand and have no complaints, the speed of bband is great, no phone problems and the TV ok, freezes in very heavy rain but at its all satellites can only be expected
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Re: O/T digital switch over sky promblems

Postby heysham_mfc » Sun Nov 15, 2009 9:55 pm

yeah we thought that too so din't think we would have any problems but well worth it in the end
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Re: O/T digital switch over sky promblems

Postby Curly » Sun Nov 15, 2009 10:29 pm

John L wrote:
Curly wrote:I've never had any problems with Sky, but know a few who have had with the broadband/phone package.

Like what, Curly? Thinking of going for the bb/phone package as I already have Sky TV. Not everyone will have problems but it's nice to be aware of any! ;)


Two friends of mine went to the broadband package, found connection problems regularly,
the IT support number kept running them around, the download speeds were poor,
they (Sky) at first wouldn't give them a MAC code to migrate and didn't even seem to know what
one was! Then continued to take money for the phone/broadband package even after a
successful migration, despite regular calls to Sky, until they went to the bank and stopped payments. Later they did receive refunds (six months later!).
Note this was a while ago when Sky initially offered the service, they may have improved
a good deal since then. I have never had any problems with Sky, although they never seem to notify me when package prices increase, I generally only find out from my bank statements :roll:
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Re: O/T digital switch over sky promblems

Postby John L » Sun Nov 15, 2009 11:19 pm

Cheers mate, noted! Had their TV service for 13 years and never had any prob's at all, but I'll bear this in mind....
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Re: O/T digital switch over sky promblems

Postby mrpotatohead » Mon Nov 16, 2009 12:34 am

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Re: O/T digital switch over sky promblems

Postby Christies Child » Mon Nov 16, 2009 10:18 am

Curly wrote:
John L wrote:
Curly wrote:I've never had any problems with Sky, but know a few who have had with the broadband/phone package.

Like what, Curly? Thinking of going for the bb/phone package as I already have Sky TV. Not everyone will have problems but it's nice to be aware of any! ;)


Two friends of mine went to the broadband package, found connection problems regularly,
the IT support number kept running them around, the download speeds were poor,
they (Sky) at first wouldn't give them a MAC code to migrate and didn't even seem to know what
one was! Then continued to take money for the phone/broadband package even after a
successful migration, despite regular calls to Sky, until they went to the bank and stopped payments. Later they did receive refunds (six months later!).
Note this was a while ago when Sky initially offered the service, they may have improved
a good deal since then. I have never had any problems with Sky, although they never seem to notify me when package prices increase, I generally only find out from my bank statements :roll:


The simplest way was for your friends to instruct their Banks to stop payment themselves. I never trust a supplier to undertake my instructions on the spot. However the Banks from my experience undertake your wishes immeadiately. Don't rely on a supplier to do what you want. The onus is on you to tell the Bank to stop immeadiate payment. All it needs is a letter or by using on-line Banking to give an instruction to the Bank and it's done....Simples!
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Re: O/T digital switch over sky promblems

Postby shrimpnsave » Mon Nov 16, 2009 6:46 pm

football is a funny old game
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Re: O/T digital switch over sky promblems

Postby Keith » Mon Nov 16, 2009 11:56 pm

shrimpnsave wrote:http://satellitedirect.tv/?hop=payge42#download

http://www.stream2watch.com/live-sport1.html

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