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Sky customers to receive refunds after price rise notification 'error'
Sky said an error left customers uninformed about a price rise, and it will credit accounts for extra charges under consumer law.
- Sky is issuing refunds to subscribers after admitting it was "unable" to notify them of a price increase in advance, citing an internal "error."
- These price adjustments took effect on April 1, 2026, including a £3 per month increase on Sky Ultimate and Sky Full Fibre 500 broadband services.
- Under the Consumer Rights Act, companies must provide advance notice of price increases and grant customers the right to refuse changes or cancel contracts.
- Customers can cancel without early termination charges within 31 days of receiving the letter, or "Unless you tell us otherwise, your Sky subscription will continue as normal."
- Sky will credit accounts for overcharges, lowering upcoming bills, while offering "Apologies for any inconvenience caused" to affected subscribers.
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