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  #1713687 1-Feb-2017 09:06
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boflit:

 

to be fair when I left the UK in 2015 Sky and virgin both charged extra for HD too, which is daft in this day and age.

 

 

Yep.  It is still standard practice.  So no point in complaining people just get on with it.  Strangely enough if you buy or rent movies on iTunes there are different prices for SD and HD too.





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  #1713689 1-Feb-2017 09:10
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kharris:

 

Yep.  It is still standard practice.  So no point in complaining people just get on with it.  Strangely enough if you buy or rent movies on iTunes there are different prices for SD and HD too.

 

 

Netflix too charge more in monthly fees for HD content, although there is an actual cost to them in using more bandwidth. Foxtel in Australia also charge AU$10 per month for an HD access ticket. Unfortunately it's a case of if you want better quality you need to pay for it.


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  #1713765 1-Feb-2017 10:27
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stinger:

 

kharris:

 

Yep.  It is still standard practice.  So no point in complaining people just get on with it.  Strangely enough if you buy or rent movies on iTunes there are different prices for SD and HD too.

 

 

Netflix too charge more in monthly fees for HD content, although there is an actual cost to them in using more bandwidth. Foxtel in Australia also charge AU$10 per month for an HD access ticket. Unfortunately it's a case of if you want better quality you need to pay for it.

 

 

Amazon gives you HD if it's available .  No extra cost for HD..





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  #1713774 1-Feb-2017 10:39
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stinger:

 

kharris:

 

Yep.  It is still standard practice.  So no point in complaining people just get on with it.  Strangely enough if you buy or rent movies on iTunes there are different prices for SD and HD too.

 

 

Netflix too charge more in monthly fees for HD content, although there is an actual cost to them in using more bandwidth. Foxtel in Australia also charge AU$10 per month for an HD access ticket. Unfortunately it's a case of if you want better quality you need to pay for it.

 

 

Amazon gives you HD if it's available .  No extra cost for HD..

 

 

Yes, if it is available but in catch.  The content they provide is limited on an NZ subscription.





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  #1713950 1-Feb-2017 15:14
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kharris:

 

old3eyes:

 

stinger:

 

kharris:

 

Yep.  It is still standard practice.  So no point in complaining people just get on with it.  Strangely enough if you buy or rent movies on iTunes there are different prices for SD and HD too.

 

 

Netflix too charge more in monthly fees for HD content, although there is an actual cost to them in using more bandwidth. Foxtel in Australia also charge AU$10 per month for an HD access ticket. Unfortunately it's a case of if you want better quality you need to pay for it.

 

 

Amazon gives you HD if it's available .  No extra cost for HD..

 

 

Yes, if it is available but in catch.  The content they provide is limited on an NZ subscription.

 

 

I didn't us a NZ Sub  and don't  find it limited..   Way better than Netflix US..





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  #1714635 2-Feb-2017 19:22
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Sky deals, way better reading than the Trump thread


 
 
 
 

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  #1719636 13-Feb-2017 20:40
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Sorry what's the latest deal that the last 5 pages are talking about but not really specifying/telling how to get it?


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  #1719638 13-Feb-2017 20:46
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BLazeD:

 

Sorry what's the latest deal that the last 5 pages are talking about but not really specifying/telling how to get it?

 

 

 

 

Depends on what you want. I signed up last month for My Sky + Basic + Sports + HD ticket for $50. The gist of the deal is it is $39.95 for My Sky + one premium packages (Sport or Movies or Rialto or Soho or Arts, etc..) for $49.95 if you want two premium channels. If you want HD ticket, it's $9.95 more per month. Minimum 6 months contract (ETF is the full monthly price), prices are locked in for 12 months, no installation fee. Standard install, domestic prices only.. Cannot have been a Sky subscriber in the past 30 days. To signup call 0800 4SKYTV, which is a telesales team, not part of Sky TV directly.


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  #1719652 13-Feb-2017 20:59
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stinger:

 

BLazeD:

 

Sorry what's the latest deal that the last 5 pages are talking about but not really specifying/telling how to get it?

 

 

 

 

Depends on what you want. I signed up last month for My Sky + Basic + Sports + HD ticket for $50. The gist of the deal is it is $39.95 for My Sky + one premium packages (Sport or Movies or Rialto or Soho or Arts, etc..) for $49.95 if you want two premium channels. If you want HD ticket, it's $9.95 more per month. Minimum 6 months contract (ETF is the full monthly price), prices are locked in for 12 months, no installation fee. Standard install, domestic prices only.. Cannot have been a Sky subscriber in the past 30 days. To signup call 0800 4SKYTV, which is a telesales team, not part of Sky TV directly.

 

 

The pricing is

 

$29-95 is Basic

 

Sports or Movies add $10

 

HD Ticket add $10 or $9-95

 

Free install, Free MySky and as Stringer stated


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  #1719661 13-Feb-2017 21:15
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tdgeek:

 

Sports or Movies add $10

 

 

It can be any premium channel, when I first got the deal in 2015, I choose Sports + Rialto. Others choose SoHo as a premium channel, usually with either Sports or Movies.


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  #1719716 13-Feb-2017 21:30
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stinger:

 

tdgeek:

 

Sports or Movies add $10

 

 

It can be any premium channel, when I first got the deal in 2015, I choose Sports + Rialto. Others choose SoHo as a premium channel, usually with either Sports or Movies.

 

 

Yep. Bottom line is Basic and premium and HD is $49-95. Great deal.

 

 


 
 
 
 

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  #1719873 14-Feb-2017 10:52
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Thanks everyone, awesome deal. 0800 4SKYTV is sending me to an answer phone so I'll try later...


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  #1719875 14-Feb-2017 10:57
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They work at night so they don't start till around mid day.




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  #1719876 14-Feb-2017 10:59
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How long do you get this pricing before they want to hike the rate?

 

And, at that time, can you walk away without penalty?


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  #1719878 14-Feb-2017 11:01
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kharris: They work at night so they don't start till around mid day.

 

 

 

Cheers - last question: do you need to say anything special to get the deal?


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