SWMBO has been wittering for a while now (as they do

), about getting Premier Sports for the upcoming NRL coverage, but looking on their website it costs the following :-

SKY Customers

Via the Sky platform the channel costs £11.99 per month for SD and £12.99 for HD per month.

A £7 connection fee also applies.

A great value Season ticket option is available priced at £99.


But with me being tight, I wondered if anyone can point me in the direction of a cheaper deal ??

Ring them and tell them what you want to pay.

I pay £4.99 pm on a 6 month deal and just keep ringing and cancelling when they want me to pay full price.

Sounds good...how did you get that deal ??

Think I'd started on something like a Celtic code, but when they wanted to raise the price I cancelled.

They basically asked me how much I wanted/was willing to pay and agreed it.

I have to cancel again in 3 months to keep the same deal.

I imagine if you rang and said "my mate gets this deal...", you should be able to wangle it.

If you don't ask, you don't get.

Cheers buddy...will give it a go later

£99 season ticket is £8.25 per month. I for one couldn't be bothered with calling them every few months to cancel and haggle for the sake of £3.26 per month.

They waive the connection fee with the season ticket as well.

Not doing much to dispel the notion that we're tight in Yorkshire there, dboy.

40 bloody quid a year man!!!

You can watch all NRL matches online, legally- check www.rlbet.co.uk/livenrlstreaming for details

You can watch all NRL matches online, legally- check www.rlbet.co.uk/livenrlstreaming for details

Hmmmm..

..just had a look at that and although it says it is free to register, you have to deposit a minimum of £10 either by way of Paypal, credit card or one of several other means of payment.
Now with me being a very sceptical person, and knowing that you don't get 'owt for n'owt in this life, I suspect that I will be bombarded with emails from all-and-sundry advertising their wares, and trying their damdest to get me to part with my hard-earned Wonga...unless someone can convince me otherwise ???
And what happens to my £10 deposit when I register ??