How Much Is Sky?

[BERNADETTE]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Yes I know, but don't some chaps have tender ego's/feelings. I told him I wasn't griping......but I think he must feel guilty if he has to justify its purchase.
I hope Ian gets some enjoyment out of it. I think he may do if he has to spend time resting.

Thanks Margaret he isn't used to being stuck indoors all the time so hope this helps to relieve the boredom.

[LYNX1]

Don't know if you have to have the full package to start with multi-room, but my neighbour has it and only pays 15 for the package and 10 for multi-room.......hope that helps.

[entwisi]

If you don't want to watch different channels in different rooms you don't need multiroom. Get an AV sender and you can watch the main box in another room.

[BERNADETTE]

Originally Posted by entwisi

If you don't want to watch different channels in different rooms you don't need multiroom. Get an AV sender and you can watch the main box in another room.

It was more for having a telly upstairs for the grandchildren, we have two sky boxes as it is thinking about it won't bother with multi room just at present. Wecan always add it on later if needs be.

[Eric]

If Sky is anything like what I get .... movies, sports, news, super stations etc. ... then there is a lot of crap in the bundles they offer. You have to take some junk in oreder to get the stuff you want. I suppose that if the price is ok, one can put up with it. I pay about $90 for tv., internet, and phone. I get some little goodies like call display, visual call waiting, and free long distance in Canada and the continental US, and probably some other stuff I don't use.

[BERNADETTE]

As you say Eric to get the decent stuff you'll probably also get quite a lot you don't want.

[Sara]

Originally Posted by BERNADETTE

Decision been made, all done and dusted on-line Maybe Ian will watch it enough to warrant it Sara and if he doesn't not right bothered as he is paying for it

Exactly, Pete pays for it so that's why i haven't got a clue what it costs.

[Stanleymad]

Originally Posted by entwisi

If you don't want to watch different channels in different rooms you don't need multiroom. Get an AV sender and you can watch the main box in another room.

Or get sky link & some co-ax which is another cheap way, thats what i've done

[Neil]

Originally Posted by Stanleymad

Or get sky link & some co-ax which is another cheap way, thats what i've done

Thats better, then you can change channel from the other room

[Jae Swift]

As little as £16 a month – packages range from £16 - £45 a month.

[Tin Monkey]

You don't pay the £10 per month for Sky+ anymore. If you go for it, definitely get the Sky+ option. It'll change the way you watch TV forever.

I pay £38 per month for the full package, minus the Movies. I used the have the full thing, but stopped receiving the Movies. I also looked into cutting back on some of the other channels, but it was only saving me £1 per month, so decided I might as well keep them.

[BERNADETTE]

We have gone for the full package plus multi-room. There is no way I am watching sport all the time!!!

[Neil]

Originally Posted by BERNADETTE

We have gone for the full package plus multi-room. There is no way I am watching sport all the time!!!

So what was the final rip off price to watch 2 tv channels at once?

[Neil]

Anyway I am off to watch Perfect Stranger on Spanish Satellite. I give Murdoch enough already.

Or maybe The Good German

I watched Crank again this morning, i think it is a cracking action film but I am a little odd.

I enjoyed Apocalypto as well the other week

I also enjoyed Blood Diamond, worth a watch if you have the time, it is almost 2.5 hours long

[BERNADETTE]

Originally Posted by Neil

So what was the final rip off price to watch 2 tv channels at once?

Don't know and don't care I'm not paying for it