'You'd forgive me if I presumed the company had got wise to it' 👀💸
One Sky customer has revealed he saved an incredible £594 a year on his Sky bill by making one simple phone call.
In an opinion piece for HullLive Sam wrote: "I have been a Sky customer for six years now and knew my contract was about to come to an end. For us loyal customers, sadly, that usually means one thing - a huge price increase."My contract price was £76.50, which included the full Sky Q TV package, including multiroom, and Sky's Superfast Broadband. When I checked my future bills, this was due to jump to a truly eyewatering £109.
"You'd forgive me if I thought that was that and presumed the company had got wise to the 'I'd like to cancel and leave Sky' phone call so many of us have to make every 18 months. But it was only on closer inspection that I realised my monthly price was still due to increase by £20 a month."
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