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Sky Prices

  • 26-11-2010 4:10pm
    #1
    Mimikyu
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  • #2
    Boggles
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    What headed paper is on the contract he signed?

    Does the contract state first month free, €61 a month there after?


  • #3
    Sponge Bob
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    Contract is with the _retailer_. If he quits now he gets a free sky box and dish and all the free channels . All he has to do is take the retailer to the SCC for €15 and he will win if that piece of paper says free month and €61 thereafter.


  • #4
    Boggles
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    Sponge Bob wrote: »
    Contract is with the _retailer_. If he quits now he gets a free sky box and dish and all the free channels . All he has to do is take the retailer to the SCC for €15 and he will win if that piece of paper says free month and €61 thereafter.

    I'd imagine his contract is with sky if they are billing him directly.


  • #5
    jor el
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    The service contract would be with Sky, but the sale (and the contract of sale) would be with the retailer. As the retailer lied, they are responsible for any and all costs.

    I'd cancel the direct debit, and refer Sky to the retailer for the inevitable charges that they will want to charge. Put everything in writing, and send to both Sky and the retail agent. Cancel the direct debit by writing to the bank.


  • #6
    Kensington
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    Are you sure they are actually looking to charge him €98 a month?
    It may be just a pro-rata charge, where they are charging him in arrears for viewing up to his billing date, and then charging him in advance for the month beginning from the billing date.


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  • #7
    Mimikyu
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  • #8
    jahalpin
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    What channels did he get?

    3 entertainment packs and the Sky Sports pack are €61 a month (with the first month free)

    Do you have the movie channels or more entertainment packs?

    There's a €30 set-up fee.

    €97 would be all entertainment packs, Sky Sports Pack and the €30 fee


  • #9
    Mimikyu
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  • #10
    muboop1
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    Captain Morgan wrote: »
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    I used to work in one of those stands...

    Did your father contact the person he bought it off? (guy in the stand)

    Sounds like some colossal mess up to me...

    I'm glad it's resolved, but in future, my advice is to contact the person you bought it off first...
    Same goes for Tv's or phones or anything.

    If my TV breaks I bring it back to the retailer, not Sony themselves etc... I know it's a bit different with a contract, but when I worked there. If I was at fault I would work my ass off to fix it, because I would get in some serious trouble otherwise!!


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