Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
I'm with BT internet, they stopped the free stuff a year or so back (to me anyhow), said it was a Lady Godiva for any of the Sport channels.
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- Thread starter Official Old Man
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I'm with BT internet, they stopped the free stuff a year or so back (to me anyhow), said it was a Lady Godiva for any of the Sport channels.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
If you have an android phone you can cast the screen to the tv, doesn't work as well as a dedicated cast button but still watchable.
BensGrandad
New member
I asked a similar question but as yet no answer either way yes or no. It is no food asking Now TV as their cutomer service is worse than useless with everything automated and no one to speak to.
No. Now TV is a Sky brand.
No, you can't get BT sport on Now TV!
Quite simple really, sign up to iptv package using either android box or similar device.
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Iovan The Sweeper
New member
- May 16, 2016
- 169
A couple of others have mentioned this, but you definitely can't get BT Sport on Now TV.
It's worth keeping an eye on the Now TV deals every now and then though. The usual monthly cost is very steep at £33, but they did an offer last month for £20, which covered all three Lions Tests, the cricket 1st Test v South Africa, the u21 Euros etc.
As far as I'm aware, BT Sport don't offer a Now TV type 'pay as you go' service.
If you're an EE mobile customer though, you can get free BT Sport on some plans (the expensive ones) - but it also looks like they do 3 months free for current customers - so worth checking out and activating at the start of the season. The only downside is you have to watch it on your mobile - or maybe tablet - http://ee.co.uk/why-ee/bt-sport
Also BT Sport do have a 'showcase' channel for free on Freeview - every now and then they open up their weekend programmes and put them on there
It's worth keeping an eye on the Now TV deals every now and then though. The usual monthly cost is very steep at £33, but they did an offer last month for £20, which covered all three Lions Tests, the cricket 1st Test v South Africa, the u21 Euros etc.
As far as I'm aware, BT Sport don't offer a Now TV type 'pay as you go' service.
If you're an EE mobile customer though, you can get free BT Sport on some plans (the expensive ones) - but it also looks like they do 3 months free for current customers - so worth checking out and activating at the start of the season. The only downside is you have to watch it on your mobile - or maybe tablet - http://ee.co.uk/why-ee/bt-sport
Also BT Sport do have a 'showcase' channel for free on Freeview - every now and then they open up their weekend programmes and put them on there
BensGrandad
New member
Thanks for the answers as I thought that as you can get BT on sky apparently that maybe it was also available through sky on Now TV, but once again thanks anyway.
Seasider78
Well-known member
- Nov 14, 2004
- 5,938
Why waste money on a BT Sport subscription when we have an ideal opportunity to head to the local pub and wind up the armchair premier league fans
BensGrandad
New member
That will be my answer to the problem. Need suggestions of pubs in HH OR B Hill that show BT.
Magic Sponge
Well-known member
Signed up but I get it for free.
Goring-by-Seagull
Well-known member
- Jan 5, 2012
- 1,980
Did have BT Sports with our Virgin package, but although their broadband is very good (for us anyway) the TV pisses my girlfriend off no end with its slow and hard to navigate menus. Plus, as our introductory offer expires next month they'll be whacking it up 20 odd quid a month.
So we're now switching to Sky - and with the UHD stuff and Sky Sports, (and she wants the box sets package too),that makes it about £70. Definitely not paying the extra 25 quid or whatever it is for BT! Especially as we'll most likely be at the games anyway.
Be a shame to miss out on the latter stages of the Champions League but just can't justify it.
So we're now switching to Sky - and with the UHD stuff and Sky Sports, (and she wants the box sets package too),that makes it about £70. Definitely not paying the extra 25 quid or whatever it is for BT! Especially as we'll most likely be at the games anyway.
Be a shame to miss out on the latter stages of the Champions League but just can't justify it.
No worries sir.
clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
- 25,323
Havent had SS for years but am a Now TV convert. Pay aa go all the way.
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footychick
Nicola
I changed from Sky to BT, get Sky Sports and BT Sport. I get SSN through the NowTv box
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I'm coming to the end of my contract with sky and they want onto increase my bill from 46pcm to 118pcm!
I spoke to virgin media and They offered this deal . Can anyone advise on whether it's a decent deal ? Seems a bit pricey . Or who is best provider at the moment?
71pcm
Sky sports
Box sets
Bt sport
Internet 100mb
Anytime calls on phone line
Free TV set
Cheers
I spoke to virgin media and They offered this deal . Can anyone advise on whether it's a decent deal ? Seems a bit pricey . Or who is best provider at the moment?
71pcm
Sky sports
Box sets
Bt sport
Internet 100mb
Anytime calls on phone line
Free TV set
Cheers
surrey jim
Not in Surrey
Kodi?