Called the UK retentions team and got
1Gb + TV + Sky Sports HD + Netflix (ads) with 2 Tivos for £70
or Sky Sports UHD for £73.50
It's on volt but no need to stay on O2 past sign-up date I'm told (I'm already on a contract)
I've got a month to go before my existing contract ends (which is currently ~ £10 more)
I'm thinking there must be stock in the channels and also in GE warehouse(s) that is now worth less than it was when purchased but is still useful and usable to some.
Does anyone know how thus stuff gets sold on?
I know there is no warranty but as a GE owner, to change a perfectly working system seems madness, so I was hoping there would be a route for the administrator to clear out stock which is worth something (who knows how they'd estimate the %) as working but no support/battery.
I've read a few posts about people being offered new 9.5 kWh batteries (which were close to £3k inc VAT) for Less than £1000 - so I assume this is happening to some extent already. On ebay I see prices dropping (not by that much) but to under £2000, which I assume is the lowest those selling are prepared to go.
I also know that previously the batteries HAD to be commissioned but this is now proven to be about registering the now non existent warranty, so it can and has been done multiple times.
Any clues appreciated.