According to a new survey the current recession is forcing more than 69% of Sky Movies subscribers to look into ways to save money – with Sky TV package comparisons to BT Vision likely.<\/p>\n
The survey conducted by YouGov on behalf of BT has shown that a fifth of subscribers to Sky Movies (around 891,000 UK households) hadn’t watch a single movie in an entire month.
\nWhen asked why they hadn’t watched any movies whilst they were signed up, 50% said the movies weren\u2019t of interest to them, while 15% stated that the movies were not on at the times they wanted – Sky’s Movies are staggered and played at specific times.<\/p>\n
With up to 50% of those surveyed spending more than \u00a345 per month alone on their Sky TV subscription, it begs the question why do they spend so much money on a service they never use?<\/p>\n
The survey also showed 71% of respondents agreeing that they would rather watch movies on demand when they want to see them rather than when the broadcasters have scheduled them.<\/p>\n
Dan Marks, CEO of BT Vision said: \u201cThis survey shows that in credit crunch Britain, people are looking for alternatives to subscribing to movie channels that they rarely watch, and viewing dictated by channel schedulers.\u201d<\/p>\n
BT Vision, BT’s on demand digital TV service, enables consumers to pay only for the television they want to watch. No mandatory monthly TV subscription is required, it’s simply pay per view that uses a customers BT Broadband connection.<\/p>\n
There are more than 600 movies to choose from that can be viewed on demand whenever a user wants, together with thousands of hours of sport, documentaries, drama and kids entertainment. There’s also access to all the Freeview channels. According to a new survey the current recession is forcing more than 69% of Sky Movies subscribers to look into ways to save money – with Sky TV package comparisons to BT Vision likely. The survey conducted by YouGov on behalf of BT has shown that a fifth of subscribers to Sky Movies (around 891,000<\/p>\n
\nFurther information on BT Vision can be found at the bt.com<\/a> website.
\nAltenatively, visit our BT Broadband, Phone & TV<\/a> review page for more.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"