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I am thinking of switching to BT infinity from Sky fibre.
Reasons being financial benefits new customers with any providers plus BT offering 12 month contract..
Well most providers seems to prefer new customers than loyal ones!!
Had few queries : -
1) Is BT install as straight forward as sky install? i.e a hub through the post which u can self install by just plugging it in..
2) When I go through uswitch links the price is 20 pounds per month.. whereas if i go to bt site thru topcashback its 25 per month...is that a uswitch offer?
3) is there still a sainsbury voucher on offer?
4) re: the free bt sport - is it available thru sky box only?
Many thanks for your advice..
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1. It used to be that the Infinity 1 (40/10) was self install and Infinity 2 was engineer install but Infinity 2 is now self install as well unless BT think there is a problem with your line when you place the order when they will tell you if you need one.
2. uswitch etc, don't know.
T3. he last Sainsbury's offer looks as if it is over until the next one as whenever there is one active one of the staff puts a sticky with the relevant details at the beginning of this forum. Also, according to BT you need to order online from BT com to get the Sainsbury's offer.
4. Don't use BT TV myself but AIUI you can view it online or via a Sky type setop box.
Edited by deleted (Mon 09-Mar-15 05:29:48)
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http://www.thinkbroadband.com/broadband-offers.html is the most up to date offer page. We don't always add them to the forums.
Yes there is a gap in the vouchers currently, and as for uswitch and our listings too, there are some offers only available following the links on these sites, that can be better than the TV adverts sometimes too.
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There are 3 ways to watch
On the Sky Digital Satellite Platform
On BT TV with BT Infinity or BT Broadband
On the BT Sport App or on btsport.com I think Virgin has it as well as vipbox
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thanks guys...
will probably give 1 month notice to sky in couple of days and then order infinity to start in a month..
do i need a mac code to move from sky fibre to infinity?
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No MAC needed. AIUI BT don't even have anywhere to enter it.
I don't think you get much control over the installation date.
My broadband basic info/help site - www.robertos.me.uk. Domains,site and mail hosting - Tsohost.
Connection - Plusnet UnLim Fibre (FTTC). Sync ~ 53.4 (interleaved)/15.6Mbps @ 600m. - IPv4 BQM IPv6 BQM
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re: install date - wont there control even if i place order 4 weeks (and simultaneously giving 1 month notice to current provider..) in advance?
i shud be okay with plus or minus few days..
Edited by deleted (Tue 10-Mar-15 00:59:28)
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Just order with BT, they will do the rest.
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Install date is when it is - generally around 3 weeks seems the norm, but you will probably end up paying for notice period on old provider even if you've left already.
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i understand..
so if i give notice to sky and order infinity on the same day i may be paying for both for roughly a week or so...that shudnt be too bad..
i can understand that i cant bring install date forward as the date they gave wud be their earliest available date..
but cant i tell BT i dont need service to start in 3 weeks but only need in 4 weeks..
cant i put the install date back either?
Edited by deleted (Tue 10-Mar-15 13:23:42)
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You often can, but rarely guarantee a specific date. Then there's the possibility that something goes wrong and you are left with no broadband for a couple of weeks or more until the next spare slot.
Avoiding over-lapping periods is almost impossible. Some ISPs though will refund you the unused part of a month. I've no idea if Sky do or not.
My broadband basic info/help site - www.robertos.me.uk. Domains,site and mail hosting - Tsohost.
Connection - Plusnet UnLim Fibre (FTTC). Sync ~ 53.4 (interleaved)/15.6Mbps @ 600m. - IPv4 BQM IPv6 BQM
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My advice is to keep things simple and do what the ISP is expecting as normal, rather than trying to do something more 'custom'. The small providers might be able to manage this, but at the larger providers the systems are not set-up for this sort of variation in how people want things.
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Sorry BT guys...Wont be joining BT for now ..
I rang Sky to give notice but couldnt refuse the very good offer given by retentions team..
Many thanks for your advice.!!
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Sorry BT guys...Wont be joining BT for now ..
I rang Sky to give notice but couldnt refuse the very good offer given by retentions team..
Many thanks for your advice.!!
Best choice you would regret moving to BT
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