Bt Sport

[breadstick]

Does anyone know if i take bt sport out for a month can i cancel it after the month and whether it is straightforward to do so?

[PankySmooch]

They should tell you that when you subscribe

[Tuvok]

You have to give 30 days notice

[Buenchico]

I can't see any way (on the BT website) of getting BT Sport without signing up to a full 12-month contract.

[Postdog]

I believe if you have BT broadband, sport is free. Not into sport at all, but I have watched on a tablet with an app, and from that onto my smart telly, because I have BT broadband.

[Neveracrossword]

BT Sport used to be free for all BT Broadband customers. It's now only free for those who have the BT box (Vision?) for watching tv, otherwise it costs £5 per month.

[Buenchico]

If you want to watch a particular event it might be worth checking up whether it's being shown on Sky. If so, you can get yourself a NOW TV box, including a one month pass to all Sky Sports channels (excluding a few 'pay-per-view' events, such as major boxing matches) for £34.99:
http://www.nowtv.com/box#ib-section-section-5

You're not committed to any contract. If you don't go any further with your sports subscription your box will still function to access catch-up TV services, Youtube, etc free of charge. If you want to access Sky Sports after that you can pay £6.99 for a single day, £10.99 for a week or £31.99 for a full month:
http://tinyurl.com/zetrkkt

[gina32]

yes you can have it on a month to month contract, its £30 to 'switch ' it on, ( for want of a better word) and £19.99 per month

[trt]

I am on Sky and have had BT Sports for about 18 Months, and they sent me a letter saying they will be showing Euro football, so the price is going up to £19.99 a month.

Phoned them up and told them to stick it, so they gave me 12 months for £13.00 a month, and then I will cancel it.