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devilincarnate 05-09-2011 20:07

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Originally Posted by martine93 (Post 35296811)

Thank you as this is the first time that I have been quoted (I think):confused:

Dave42 05-09-2011 20:13

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. III.
 
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Originally Posted by Henkesghost (Post 35296789)
The no charge thing is a complete red herring. What do people want HD for in the main? Sport and Movies = £7 charge. Think most would be willing to pay the extra £3 to gain parity with sky. Obviously not most on here due to the village of the damned mentality.;)

as i said earlier and what happens if sky keep with holding channels like they are now

muppetman11 05-09-2011 20:16

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. III.
 
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Originally Posted by devilincarnate (Post 35296810)
Well at least they have paid it off as you still pay a lot more for the HD on SKY over the same period of the contract length?:confused:

For non premium customers it is , but with VM a new customer taking XL and Sky Premium pays 49.95 + 7.00 x 12 = £133.95 , a Sky Customer pays 10.25 x 12 = £123.00 in year one , granted VM becomes cheaper in year 2 but we all know the discounts available from retentions :)

devilincarnate 05-09-2011 20:23

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. III.
 
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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35296817)
For non premium customers it is , but with VM a new customer taking XL and Sky Premium pays 49.95 + 7.00 x 12 = £133.95 , a Sky Customer pays 10.25 x 12 = £123.00 in year one , granted VM becomes cheaper in year 2 but we all know the discounts available from retentions :)

You seem to have forgotten about this?

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‡ HD channels received depend on your Sky TV subscription.
http://www.sky.com/shop/tv/high-definition/what-is-hd/

muppetman11 05-09-2011 20:29

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Originally Posted by devilincarnate (Post 35296819)
You seem to have forgotten about this?



http://www.sky.com/shop/tv/high-definition/what-is-hd/

I'm comparing a VM XL Sky Premium Subscriber with a Sky+HD Sky World Subscriber. There are pluses for both Ie Sky has a far superior range of channels were VM include ESPN in XL for free , I was merely proving VM charges new customers more in year one for HD when taking Sky premium channels however VM becomes cheaper in the second year.

devilincarnate 05-09-2011 20:35

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35296820)
I was merely proving VM charges new customers more in year one for HD when taking Sky premium channels however VM becomes cheaper in the second year.

Yes this part is very true as you do not have to pay for repairs/activation in the second year and the years after that as well? The same as yourself you would need to pay the activation fee as you are on TV M if you do decide to come back.

howardmicks 05-09-2011 21:08

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Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35296815)
as i said earlier and what happens if sky keep with holding channels like they are now

Sky aint witholding,Universal HD,Disney XD HD and soon to be released Cartoon Network HD.There owners are all saying they have been offered to vm,They must be not willing to let them go on the cheap like sky.Does that me there owners are witholding also.:erm:

Henkesghost 05-09-2011 21:12

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Originally Posted by howardmicks (Post 35296839)
Sky aint witholding,Universal HD,Disney XD HD and soon to be released Cartoon Network HD.There owners are all saying they have been offered to vm,They must be not willing to let them go on the cheap like sky.Does that me there owners are witholding also.:erm:


Don't come on here spouting the truth it will NOT be tolerated!

Mods can this sort of non propaganda style post be removed?

Dave42 05-09-2011 21:36

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Originally Posted by howardmicks (Post 35296839)
Sky aint witholding,Universal HD,Disney XD HD and soon to be released Cartoon Network HD.There owners are all saying they have been offered to vm,They must be not willing to let them go on the cheap like sky.Does that me there owners are witholding also.:erm:

i was making a point to ghost who put Think most would be willing to pay the extra £3 to gain parity with sky what if sky keep witholding channels just so that can say we got more HD channels i know sky dont own the ones you listed i was making point about sky witholding there channels like they are now

Hugh 05-09-2011 21:37

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35296799)
I suspect your Times paywall subscription is being subsidised by other Times readers and l suspect you won't be moaning about that.

I think you would be wrong - the content and layout has already been produced for the print edition, and there are no printing/distribution/shop owner profit costs.

Nice try, though....:D

Henkesghost 05-09-2011 21:39

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Eh that's Mr Ghost to you;)

howardmicks 05-09-2011 21:57

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Originally Posted by Henkesghost (Post 35296842)
Don't come on here spouting the truth it will NOT be tolerated!

Mods can this sort of non propaganda style post be removed?

lol

---------- Post added at 20:56 ---------- Previous post was at 20:53 ----------

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Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35296862)
i was making a point to ghost who put Think most would be willing to pay the extra £3 to gain parity with sky what if sky keep witholding channels just so that can say we got more HD channels i know sky dont own the ones you listed i was making point about sky witholding there channels like they are now

I know what yer ment matey,I just think its to easy for vm and some peeps to blame sky for everything.

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Originally Posted by Henkesghost (Post 35296865)
Eh that's Mr Ghost to you;)

:)

Media Boy UK 05-09-2011 22:05

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Originally Posted by martine93 (Post 35296811)
this was posted a couple of days a go http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/35...-post1406.html

I forgot about that post.

ncfc1902 05-09-2011 23:37

Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2011) Vol. III.
 
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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35296809)
Don't forget new customers pay 49.95 HD Activation fee or what ever they call it these days.

Activation fee only applies to V+HD and TIVO boxes. V HD boxes now have free HD activation.

http://shop.virginmedia.com/digital-...top-boxes.html

Does anyone know why V+HD (£5 per month) costs more than TIVO (£3 per month) if you have M+ or L TV, yet XL TV customers have free V+ but still pay for TIVO?

Itshim 06-09-2011 15:37

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Does anyone know why V+HD (£5 per month) costs more than TIVO (£3 per month) if you have M+ or L TV, yet XL TV customers have free V+ but still pay for TIVO?[/QUOTE]

Virgin does, what Virgin does You have no chance of working it out.

Still all suppliers do it at one time or another. I recall ASDA offering coffee at

£3 per jar or two for £7 !! It happens all the time. Pick what best for you. A better offer will always appear later:confused:


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