03-09-2026 09:21 PM
Any one able to clarify the changes to EETV packages that appear to have been introduced today in the revised 3rd September 2026 issue
of the
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04-09-2026 01:01 PM
@Richardr66 you get the now entertainment channels and Netflix with the cheapest entertainment package which is being referred to as the new no frills package.
04-09-2026 02:40 PM - edited 04-09-2026 02:40 PM
@Richardr66 all TV packages include the Freeview channels, but there's no package now with ONLY Freeview channels - at least one subscription package is needed.
@zulu17 I'm seeking clarification on your points. I'm beginning to suspect you're actually an AI bot though, due to your attention to detail and picking up things we don't see.
04-09-2026 03:30 PM
I guess for me, and my EETV contract ends in just under a month, ignoring any grandfathering of old packages and that the prices are list prices, it will cost me an extra £17 per month just to keep the EE Apple TV box and the channels I get today on it.
04-09-2026 03:37 PM
@Richardr66 : The prices in the aforementioned doc. are max. list prices & not not what you actually may be charged.
04-09-2026 03:48 PM
@Richardr66 By my calculations, for your exact package the price would be £5.40 LESS per month than you pay now - assuming you don't receive any renewal offers. I suggest you call now, and ask what offers are available - you don't need to wait until the end.
04-09-2026 04:23 PM
Checked the BT website too, looking like both sports pacakages now get hd as standard in it too in the new ones
04-09-2026 04:40 PM
You're right @garybs29 - I'd missed that bullet point on our briefing for the BT packages:
04-09-2026 06:45 PM
New TV packages and still no Now Ultraboost!
04-09-2026 09:33 PM
@NK20026 And that’s down to Now allowing EE to offer it. EE can’t offer something without the consent of the owners of that services.
04-09-2026 09:52 PM
Not according to what we’ve been repeatedly told on here for the past two years.