On a similar post , I replied to another BT customer leaving for Sky , using myself as an example, the difference between Sky and BT ( so what I pay to BT and what I would pay Sky for exactly the same broadband product , as both rely on Openreach FTTC ) was around £1.90 a month , Sky still a saving over BT , but not much , and although I accept that an annual £20 saving may be decisive for some , it’s not sufficient for myself, given the ‘hassle’ of new email addresses etc .
I don’t know what you pay £66 for , it’s likely to be a uncompetitive , legacy , out of contract price , you may also have extras like Halo , but BT fibre essentials ( the 40 Mb profile ) broadband without a phone service associated, is currently £29 a month , with Sky it’s £28 , strangely the exact match of 40Mb is £34 with Sky so I’ve used their best price which is actually the faster 80Mb service, my F2 ( so 80Mb ) is going up from £30 to £32, so the saving whatever way you put it is not much , the problem is assuming that the BT price after a minimum term expiration is the best BT price , it isn’t , the Sky price is also more after the minimum term expires.
