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Cancelling Sky
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After 4 years and 4 price hikes, I've decided to switch to Freesat. I just wanted to ask a few questions regarding the programmes I currently have as the info I've found on the web has been a bit contradictory.
Regarding programmes already recorded on my sky box will I not be able to view them after the subscription ends? Some sites have said once it ends you can't, whereas I've also read that after cancellation you have 30 days within which time one can view all recorded programmes.
And if you can't watch any recordings after cancellation is it just for the subscriptions channel recordings or all of them including free to air?
Regarding programmes already recorded on my sky box will I not be able to view them after the subscription ends? Some sites have said once it ends you can't, whereas I've also read that after cancellation you have 30 days within which time one can view all recorded programmes.
And if you can't watch any recordings after cancellation is it just for the subscriptions channel recordings or all of them including free to air?
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Bottom line, the day they turn your subscription off, you can no longer access your planner for any recording.
The 30 days refers to the notice period between cancellation request and switch off, inside that 30 days you still get full unrestricted access to all services. After switch off thats it all gone unless you pay the £10.50 or whatever it is to keep recording functionality. This does not matter if it is subscription or FTA/FTV channels, the record function is part of the sky subscription, no subscription no recordings.
correct.
sky+ functions require an active subscription.
Yes the only TV recording system you have to pay for "Sky Believe in better"
You do for VM as well!
I don't have VM so I don't pay them anything. so all my recording facilities are free except Sky, I should have said "I have to pay for" in my post, thank you for pointing out my error.