BT to Sky?

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• clewsy Posts: 4,222

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  06/06/13 - 23:30 #2

  Go unlimited with BT

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 4,890

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  06/06/13 - 23:38 #3

  Tumbleflumps wrote: »

  Good move or not?
  
  Are there any hidden charges - for example, BT charge me £6 per quarter for not making enough calls. I only have a landline for broadband and very rarely use it for calls. Also I got stung £10 last quarter for going over my GB limit so the unlimited BB with sky seems a better option.
  
  Thanks!

  
  Unlimited with BT is a good option. You on fibre or not?

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 1,577

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  07/06/13 - 00:53 #4

  I can get fibre but Sky unlimited is £7.50 a month, whereas BT are more than double that?? Currently have BT option 1 which is £16 a month

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• daver34 Posts: 825

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  07/06/13 - 01:06 #5

  Haggle bt , im with bt option 3 unlimited, was paying £26 now pay £13.50 (new 12 month contract) i mentioned the words sky, but ive been with bt for ages. Not fibre

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• Mystic Eddy Posts: 3,987

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  07/06/13 - 01:24 #6

  daver34 wrote: »

  Haggle bt , im with bt option 3 unlimited, was paying £26 now pay £13.50 (new 12 month contract) i mentioned the words sky, but ive been with bt for ages. Not fibre

  Still not as good as £7.50 for Sky is it? OP, move to Sky. Best thing I ever did broadband wise!

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• clewsy Posts: 4,222

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  07/06/13 - 02:56 #7

  not if you want to leave on the future as many lose their phone number when trying to move back from sky to bt

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• SnowStorm86 Posts: 17,273

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  07/06/13 - 03:57 #8

  As they both offer unlimited internet, I doubt you'd would notice any difference between the 2, performance wise. As others say, go for whichever offers you the best deal for your money.

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