Best phone number for Sky CS?
Kolin Klingon
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I need to phone Sky about my upcoming house move but can't seem to find a phone number on their website. (probably me)
I need to phone instead of just filling in their online form as I don't what their dish engineer (DIY) but will need them to send a BT engineer to install/sort out the phoneline.
So does anyone have the best phone number for that, please?
I need to phone instead of just filling in their online form as I don't what their dish engineer (DIY) but will need them to send a BT engineer to install/sort out the phoneline.
So does anyone have the best phone number for that, please?
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http://www.sky.com/mysky/myaccount/moving-home/indexb.html
Just to let you know, if you're moving home with Sky Broadband or Talk, we'll need to call you back to complete your order. We'll make this call within 48 hours of you submitting your Home Move request.
I want to do it now as I'm extremely busy with contracts, junk clearence, a hospital appointment tomorrow morning and 101 other things to do with moving! They might phone up at any inconvenient time.
Surely there is a CS number I can just call?
I use their landline number from Saynoto0870.com
Here is the number given and it works straight away and with no cues either - this is their best number 020 7126 7020
http://www.sky.com/shop/
Call a Sky adviser on 08442 411 815
And if I'm at the hospital when they call or anywhere else as I'm rushing around like a blue arsed fly at the moment?
Their best number is 020 7126 7020 - as found on Saynoto0870.com
I have gone striaght through to someone with no cues at all, they answered the call straight away
Ah! Thank you both - I shall give them a try.
Well apart from having to wait to January 16th! To get a BT engineer!
Seems like I'll have to buy one of those expensive mobile USB dongle things to give me internet over Xmas.
Thanks for your help.
Are 020 numbers free phone to sky
I thought they charged be 10p per min for that number.
Do you not have a mobile phone, most newer models allow tethering (you turn your phone into a mobile wifi hotspot, then your laptop/pc connects to this), might work out cheaper depending on yoru data package, or if you can upgrade it for a month.
020 are normal numbers are they not (London area i believe)?
Therefore they are chared at the normal phone number rate, and will be free if you have free calls (like a mobile phone 100 minutes free or free evening/weekend calls on your landline).
Sadly no. My current mobile is a cheap and nasty Asda pay as you go one that just does the basics.
I think I'm going with a 3 mobile USB dongle and the maximum GBs I can afford and chop my hands off!
As long as I only browse pages here and check emails I might get by. All those downloaded TV programmes will have to wait!
Failing that, hacking into the nextdoor's wi-fi would good!