I've got BT Broadband and BT TV, including BT Sport.
I'm trying to make sense of BT's "Big Sport" package.
BT says "You can change this flexible TV package once a month throughout your contract term. When life changes, so should your TV."
The offer is first 3 months at £20/month, which includes all Sky Sports channels. Then £40/month for further 21 months.
I'm paying £11 BT TV Entertainment Plus and £10 for BT Sport. (I don't think I ever watch BT Entertainment....).
BT says "You can upgrade or downgrade your flexible package each month, as long as you are in contract.
For even more flexibility get add-ons, including: BT Sport, NOW TV Sky Cinema Pass, NOW TV Entertainment Pass, NOW TV Sky Sports Pass, Netflix, Amazon Prime video and BT TV Kids. These work as monthly-rolling contracts you pay for each month."
So, how much will it cost me per month if I decide I don't need Sky Sports after 2 months - i.e. when 2019/20 season is complete (or, if it ends with new covid-19 outbreak)?
Before the BT chat bot tries to "tie me in knots" with lots of slippery promises, what's the best deal I can get?
I'm BT superfast fibre, btw - which means the broadband "final mile" is copper cable....
