NG
I get that point, however this is my main gripe.
I pay for Eurosport via my monthly subs payment to Sky.
No - you pay Sky for a package of channels. Sky then in turn pay Eurosport a commercial rate negotiated between them. You aren't paying Eurosport - you are paying Sky...
If you were paying Eurosport directly - as used to be the case with BT Sport, I could see the argument, but you aren't. You're paying Sky.
Therefore, any additional channels Eurosport may wish to launch I should be able to automatically receive - unless its advertised as a premium addition to the normal subscription.
Why? Sky didn't market them to you when you signed up for Sky.
Eurosport can't force Sky to take them, Sky can't force Eurosport to give them to them... The commercial truth is probably somewhere in between.
noggin
Founding member
Those of us on cable have had to live without Sky Atlantic when half the world's been talking about Game Of Thrones for the last several years, I think Sky customers can cope without Eurosport 3-5.
I get that point, however this is my main gripe.
I pay for Eurosport via my monthly subs payment to Sky.
No - you pay Sky for a package of channels. Sky then in turn pay Eurosport a commercial rate negotiated between them. You aren't paying Eurosport - you are paying Sky...
If you were paying Eurosport directly - as used to be the case with BT Sport, I could see the argument, but you aren't. You're paying Sky.
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Therefore, any additional channels Eurosport may wish to launch I should be able to automatically receive - unless its advertised as a premium addition to the normal subscription.
Why? Sky didn't market them to you when you signed up for Sky.
Eurosport can't force Sky to take them, Sky can't force Eurosport to give them to them... The commercial truth is probably somewhere in between.