Sky BB availability checker?

Is there a Sky BB availability checker on-line?

I've found the "register you interest" link, but I'm not to keen on a
barage of phone calls, letters or emails from the lovely people at Sky,
so would rather a simple check facility.

TIA

"CheggersPop" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Is there a Sky BB availability checker on-line?
>
> I've found the "register you interest" link, but I'm not to keen on a
> barage of phone calls, letters or emails from the lovely people at Sky, so
> would rather a simple check facility.

That's because its not gone live yet...

CheggersPop <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>so would rather a simple check facility.

Try the UK Online website, as that's the original "home user" service which
was part of the Easynet Group, and offered their LLU service.

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NoNeedToKnow submitted this idea :
> CheggersPop <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>> so would rather a simple check facility.
>
> Try the UK Online website, as that's the original "home user" service which
> was part of the Easynet Group, and offered their LLU service.

Thanks for the advice, but I got the following reply -

"Ooops. It looks like you've already got a broadband order on this
line. Because of this, we can't go ahead with your order."

Tsk!

CheggersPop laid this down on his screen :
> NoNeedToKnow submitted this idea :
>> CheggersPop <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>
>>> so would rather a simple check facility.
>>
>> Try the UK Online website, as that's the original "home user" service which
>> was part of the Easynet Group, and offered their LLU service.
>
> Thanks for the advice, but I got the following reply -
>
> "Ooops. It looks like you've already got a broadband order on this line.
> Because of this, we can't go ahead with your order."
>
> Tsk!

Oh, it also said "Sorry we are unable to offer you our broadband
services to those details entered"

"CheggersPop" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> CheggersPop laid this down on his screen :
>> NoNeedToKnow submitted this idea :
>>> CheggersPop <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>>
>>>> so would rather a simple check facility.
>>>
>>> Try the UK Online website, as that's the original "home user" service
>>> which
>>> was part of the Easynet Group, and offered their LLU service.
>>
>> Thanks for the advice, but I got the following reply -
>>
>> "Ooops. It looks like you've already got a broadband order on this line.
>> Because of this, we can't go ahead with your order."
>>
>> Tsk!
>
> Oh, it also said "Sorry we are unable to offer you our broadband services
> to those details entered"

Given the choice between Zen and Sky, I'd say thats no great loss fella
;o)

CheggersPop <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I got the following reply -
>
>"Ooops. It looks like you've already got a broadband order on this
>line. Because of this, we can't go ahead with your order."

.... and you can think of nobody nearby whose number you could enter to see
if it comes up with "Congratulations!" ? OK. Try www.samknows.com and put
your exchange name or phone number into the appropriate search facility!