In reply to a post by RobertoS:

As _Resonance_ says, if you want the discount you have to take Sky line rental. But on a BT line you can have Sky LLU Broadband and Sky Talk calls.

However you may not realise that if you take Sky LLU Broadband and Sky line rental then the line doesn't classify as a BT line for other ISPs. It is a pain migrating out. It usually means getting the line transferred to a BT line supplier then ordering broadband on it a couple of days after it is connected. Plus a connection fee for the broadband and perhaps the line.

You do not have to take Sky line rental to get the price reduction,only a call package.
I's exactly as apprentice says £10 BB Unlimited and talk freetime no tv pack or £15 BB and Talk Unlimited

Freetime

Unlimited

Second part I totally agree with, its a pain leaving Sky line rental to change ISP at a later date,if you wanted.

Hmmmm.

I swear the Pick'n'Mix screen has changed since less than 2 weeks ago.

I agree with what you say. I don't believe it was so 2 weeks ago. I'm sure there was some extra discount for taking Line Rental. Maybe I'm wrong, but it still means full LLU and that's not always good news.

Quite possibly changed in 2 weeks,all I know is Sky unlimited without TV is £15 per month take any talk package without line rental =£5 reduction

Sky talk line rental has no bearing on the cost of the broadband at all.

Sky talk calls packages ether freetime or unlimited are what give the £5
off the broadband reduction.

Sky unlimited Broadband taken with Sky TV = £12.50
Sky unlimited Broadband taken with Sky TV and any Sky Talk calls pack = £7.50
Sky unlimited Broadband taken on its own = £15.00
Sky unlimited Broadband taken with any Sky Talk calls pack (no tv) =£10.00

Must have changed again then.

Okay so from what I understand, I only need to take the calls package and not the line rental from Sky to be eligible for the discount. Currently, I have an ongoing BT line for another flat which I am able to migrate it over to my new flat. I believe migrating would add on another year to the contract. I was just wondering if I could do that, and then take the Sky Calls package only with the broadband for the discount? Does BT allow that, or must I stay with them for another year again to use another provider's call package?

In reply to a post by Downloaderz:

Okay so from what I understand, I only need to take the calls package and not the line rental from Sky to be eligible for the discount. Currently, I have an ongoing BT line for another flat which I am able to migrate it over to my new flat. I believe migrating would add on another year to the contract. I was just wondering if I could do that, and then take the Sky Calls package only with the broadband for the discount? Does BT allow that, or must I stay with them for another year again to use another provider's call package?

You can take a call package from whomever you want. As you mentioned you may have contractual obligations for the line.

There is no automatic tie up with line and voice package, unless you sign up for that, so you need to look at the small print when agreeing any deal. It may be a slightly more expensive option to do it that way but it can make changing ISPs easier, an option that many users prefer.

In reply to a post by Anonymous:

Been with sky LLU for past 18 months, Truly unlimited IS as it says, TRULY unlimited, no throttling, infrequent disconnections and I use torrents very infrequent, but download lots from FTP servers.

Just do it, beats BT hands down, plus your speed will increase and no loss of speed at peak times.

This was my previous experience (11 Months ago) I've been with o2 since then but as soon as my o2 contract is over I will more than likely be coming back to SKY Broadband.

Unless I get some super duper deal of a lifetime !!! Which never happens