I am tech savvie, but still have sky. Also watch netflix, and tvMucho, so do not really need sky, but like Alphas father find it easy and can’t be bothered to get rid of it.
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I am tech savvie, but still have sky. Also watch netflix, and tvMucho, so do not really need sky, but like Alphas father find it easy and can’t be bothered to get rid of it.
im still with SKY too for a bunch of things including the CNBC 24 hour Business channel.
"Despite the rapid decline in customer numbers since the proliferation of its streaming video rivals, Sky has a core group of loyal customers as 70% of its 567,000 Sky Box customers have been with the company for more than five years. Go back four years, and just 55% had been with the firm for five years or more." - https://businessdesk.co.nz/article/t...roadband-offer
I mentioned to my parents (who subscribe to Sky as STB customers) that they will have an opportunity to save some money soon when Sky launches broadband. Save money and get faster internet to boot!
My mom flat out told me she wouldn’t switch from Spark because she has her landline with them.
Wtf, she uses her cellphone 99% of the time for calling when she isn’t on Facebook (which is defo an old persons platform now).
Yes in absolute terms that is correct.
But what the stats provided don’t show is how many of those ‘lost’ STB subscribers are still in fact loyal sky customers using different services.
I used to have MySky until 2017 when we moved house into a fibre-only suburb. I decided I didn’t want a satellite dish on my new house and have streamed Sky’s content since.
I currently count as three streaming subs.
I have sky for CNBC and from next week I will add sport for the league and then ditch sport again after Bathurst if it is on this year.
I like the simplicity of the sky box, have tried alternatives in the past but found there is always some sort draw back with them.
I think around $100 p/m is expensive and may look at what options there are when sky launches broadband but the hassle of changing email addresses and passwords that use that email address will probably be too much of a pain in the arse.