I have a very short question. I would like to watch the GoT series soon (I know, a little late.) Sky probably offers it. I would probably need 2 months for the series. So I can book a 2-month Sky Ticket for 10 euro per month. Does Netflix work like that? Or am I tied you a little longer?
Just want to watch GoT. I'm a member of Netflix anyway.
Sky Ticket only gives you access to the Sky channel, which, like on regular TV, broadcasts according to plan, right?
Yeah it's like Netflix. Sky Ticket has a media library where you can watch the series whenever you want.
The first month would cost 11 euro, from the 2nd month on, then 14 or 15 euro.
You can cancel at any time.
Nope. ^^
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Yes, that too. Depending on the type of ticket, you can watch various linear TV programs.
You can cancel at any time.
That means anytime, at least in my opinion.
Yeah, I know, but it's not just that.
Yes, basically it works like Netflix. Depending on the ticket, you can access the content offered at will and also watch the linear TV program from Sky. The minimum contract term is one month, if you don't cancel, it will be extended by one month. But be careful, there are offers with different terms! Read the fine print before finishing.
Hm, I don't think so. You can e.g. Do not book exactly 6 weeks. You can always cancel, but you pay at least one month and it is always extended by at least one month.
Well, I meant it like this: You book it monthly and no matter when you cancel within this month, you don't have to pay for the next. There's no deadline or commitment for several months. Accordingly, you can cancel "anytime" within the month.
Yes i understand you Maybe I interpret 'anytime' a little too precisely.
