So Can you just clear this up because, we all know that anyways. I am asking a simple question that you are not answering. With sky and its new platform it is putting customers on, do you still take a mac to transfer customers who leave BT to join sky, when they leave the network etc.

The rep has cleared it up!

You move to Sky with a Mac. Whether they put you on their fully unbundled 'new network' or not there is no cease charge from BT or downtime.

However, migrating from Sky's fully unbundled 'New Network' to BT or any other provider and you are looking at downtime and connection charges from some providers. Perhaps you should be taking that up with the Sky reps?

When I moved into this house I took over a TalkTalk fully unbundled line. I had no phone or internet for 10 working whilst clearing TalkTalk from the line.

Edited by deleted (Fri 10-Jul-09 18:33:27)

Thank you, i wish it was put as plainly as that before.

I ask a simple question, i do not know the answer to it, that's why i asked. Them arm chair experts come on here over complicating it with Science.

Cheers

In reply to a post by RandomJointer:

However, migrating from Sky's fully unbundled 'New Network' to BT or any other provider and you are looking at downtime and connection charges from some providers. Perhaps you should be taking that up with the Sky reps?

When I moved into this house I took over a TalkTalk fully unbundled line. I had no phone or internet for 10 working whilst clearing TalkTalk from the line.

All that is a distinct possibily for anyone that tries to leave Sky after they get put on Sky's new network. Many days of no internet connection plus possible connection charges to whoever your new ISP may be.