[access-uk] Re: sky internet
- From: "Steve Dryden" <steve.dryden@xxxxxxx>
- To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2008 09:11:35 -0000
Husna,
Nope, there's no catches. The sky package is in my opinion, one of the best
available. It does depend though on which one you go for as to what sort of
speed and download cap you receive and what your call charges are. There is
a basic tv package which is less than £20 which you can pay an extra £5 for
the phone which will give you unlimited 24-7 landline free calls, up to 60
mins I believe per call. They do not have to be to sky users. There is
also a free phone package which gives you free calls evening and weekend.
Broadband comes in 4 different types. These start with a free one which
gives you 2 meg speed and either one or 2 gig cap per month. Next is the £5
per month which is up to 8 meg depending on your line and 40 gig cap. They
go up fromn there though I'm not quite sure on the specifications.
One thing I would say though is that the sky mail system takes a little
sorting out. I'm sure others here on the list could now help, myself
included, but there are some server settings which are somewhat different to
the norm which must be changed in order for your mail program to download
your sky mail. It also has to be enabled through your sky account settings
on the sky.com website. Also, tech support from sky is pretty dire also.
Anyway, hope that helps.
Steve
----- Original Message -----
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Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 12:23 AM
Subject: [access-uk] sky internet
Hi,
has any one used the internet, phone and sky package from sky? i think
it's called talk talk. is it accessible and easy to use? also how have you
found the connection as i have found i frequently lose connection with
plus net. apparently for less than £30 i can get a download speed of 8 gb
with a limit of 40 gb a month and also talk on the phone any time for
free. is this a too good offer or is there a catch? does the free any time
phone element include any land line or is it to just sky phones?
thanks, Husna
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