cancel
Showing results for 
Search instead for 
Did you mean: 
Anonymous User
Not applicable

Sky broadband

Perhaps I'm being thick here but, if I have sky broadband already, do I need to cancel this to get NowTV broadband ?  I thought it would transfer over as Sky own NowTV ... my selected bundle includes a 'Broadband set up fee ' 

 

Help appreciated

 

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION
schnapps
Legend 5
Legend 5

@Anonymous User

 

This article below should answer your question.

 

http://help.nowtv.com/article/How-do-I-switch-to-NOW-TV-Broadband

 

Edit- Doesn't mention Sky on the above linked guide, but i have read another post on the forums saying that NowTV will sort out the transfer from Sky Broadband without you needing to inform them. 

 

This link thread below also mentions that NowTV would handle the transfer of your Sky Broadband over to NowTV Broadband on your behalf.

 

http://community.nowtv.com/t5/NOW-TV-Combo/Switchover-from-Sky-went-smoothly-D/m-p/388713#M118

 

 

View solution in original post

3 REPLIES 3
schnapps
Legend 5
Legend 5

@Anonymous User

 

This article below should answer your question.

 

http://help.nowtv.com/article/How-do-I-switch-to-NOW-TV-Broadband

 

Edit- Doesn't mention Sky on the above linked guide, but i have read another post on the forums saying that NowTV will sort out the transfer from Sky Broadband without you needing to inform them. 

 

This link thread below also mentions that NowTV would handle the transfer of your Sky Broadband over to NowTV Broadband on your behalf.

 

http://community.nowtv.com/t5/NOW-TV-Combo/Switchover-from-Sky-went-smoothly-D/m-p/388713#M118

 

 

Anonymous User
Not applicable

Thanks for that, I read the FAQ detailing other providers and wondered why thay didnt mention Sky. Ok, I'll go with that and fingers crossed.  

 

Appreciated !

Anonymous User
Not applicable

@Anonymous User If you do switch broadband let NowTV handle things and don't cancel yourself as this will cause problems.

 

Once switched you can then deal with Sky packages.

 

For broadband purposes they are different companies.