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I love football, and get sky for that. But if that was all they had, i'm not sure I would get ti. But add in all the other sports, it becomes value. Or to be precise, value to me. |
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And BT sports for free...all sounds good |
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"And far more expensive as well dear chap."
Any match is MORE fun than sitting watching them on TV . Well at least if its Rugby , Football ( American -sorry ) or baseball hi even softball!!! |
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I think that Sky is by far the best concerning cost of their channels.
If they are putting up the average cost by £1.00 for the year, why is VM ripping off customers by charging more. I would have thought that VM would have reduce prices to accommodating customers. Sorry it does not make sense when all these customers are figting it out for for the best service. And yet they dont know who to choose. I am seriusly thinking of going back to Sky and just have the normal service, which would be far cheaper than VM. |
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You will, of course, find Sky customers who have had the exact opposite experience and think they're better off where they. So what I would say is this - it's useless to say one company is more expensive than the other when the truth is actually that if you sign a contract with either company for a 12 month period that means you have to pay the full headline price every month for the duration of that contract then actually you are an idiot. And you should also always consider the total price paid over the course of the contract, as opposed to the monthly amount, when comparing deals. ---------- Post added at 19:06 ---------- Previous post was at 19:04 ---------- Quote:
Surely that cannot be the case? |
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The full SKY Sports package is only £16.00 on Smallworld Cable.
http://www.smallworldcable.com/Cable-TV/Sky-Sports Are Smallworld taking a massive hit on each customer taking SKY Sports, or do they have a favorable wholesale rate with SKY? £16.00 per month is amazing value! |
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Got to be a massive hit as Sky would want those customers for themselves. If only I lived about 50 miles north.
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If SmallWorld are taking a hit then that suggests that there is at least no contractual reason why Virgin could not lower the price, doesn't it?
I suspect, much like the reason that UPC have more Sky HD channels, the reason lies in Sky wanting to prove to the regulator that they are actually nice people to do business with, |
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Maybe sky see smallworld more as a rival to virgin than themselves and like the idea of helping one of their competitors?
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The wholesale costs for Sky Sports 1 , Sky Sports 2 or Sky Sports 1&2 are set by OFCOM I believe , bear in mind these only include SD so all other channels are extra I'd imagine , the link below shows the wholesale cost from Sept 13.
http://media.ofcom.org.uk/analysts/regulated-prices/ |
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IF, VM is a much larger company than Smallworld Cable, then why can't VM charge the same as Smallworld, who to me is such a smaller cable company.
If this is the case then VM are ripping us customers off big time, I am a big footie fan and IF,IF VM doesn't have BT Sports by the Friday of the new football season then will take my business to Sky. At least there prices rise by just £1.00 OR £2.00 per year, not like VM who have increased there price THREE times in the past 16 months. |
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I see that the England u20s were dumped out of the World cup losing to Egypt 2-0. This is yet another example that despite all the money going into the EPL via tv money that our game is being destroyed .
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we should find out in july if VM getting it
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1. Talk Talk - £30.00 per month 2. UPC Ireland - £29.00 per month 3. Virgin Media - £25.75 per month 4. Wight Fibre - £22.50 per montj 5. SKY - £21.00 per month 6. Smallworld - £16.00 per month With prices varying so greatly, I can't see it being SKY who are dictating what providers must charge. There is no way Talk Talk would accept SKY telling them they must charge almost double what Smallworld do. Smallworld must be taking a hit whilst everyone is is turning a profit. With the wholesale price of SKY Sports 1&2 jumping up to £20.78 from September, it will be interesting to see by how much the above prices jump. Wasn't the last wholesale price for SKY Sports 1&2 set at £10.63? ---------- Post added at 11:33 ---------- Previous post was at 11:28 ---------- Quote:
As a consumer I thing both offer great all rounds services. I'd be happy to jump back and forth between the 2 companies without feeling like I'm missing out on too much. If Virgin can add BT Sports, add SKY Atlantic, ease up on traffic management and hold prices for 12 months I'd have to say that Virgin would be the overall best service provider in the UK. |
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Too much baiting and flaming in this thread.Hugh has already asked for people to stick to the topic and apparently has been ignored.So I have removed several off topic postings and closed the thread for a short while until everyone gets the message. It will be opened in 10 minutes and if people can't follow the topic rule there may well be infractions issued.
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Will BT Sports be on Virgin Media at all?
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I still think we will only get it (if at all) on BTs terms, billing the customer direct so they can offer it free if they switch to infinity.
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Which is a total non-starter for me.
Wonder if VM would accept BT emailing their customers trying to pinch them.. even Sky don't do that directly. |
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VM should tell BT where to get off if they try that. In my experience the advertising is anything but aggressive from VM round here. |
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What I found frustrating is my previous area was heavily oversubscribed and had been for half a year yet Virgin would send so many leaflets through all the doors, sometimes 8 or so a month. They couldn't handle the customers they already had and were not in any rush to resolve that but were trying to add customers like crazy. Talktalk were the next most aggressive in my previous area. Maybe 4 or 5 leaflets a month. |
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As a member has said that l went to Sky, l did go back to Sky but l was given a HD box which needed an extra fee to obtain certain items.
I already have a Sky box, just need it switch on, l already have Freesat. ---------- Post added at 20:19 ---------- Previous post was at 20:18 ---------- Change of subject a bit. Does anyone know who will televising pre season friendlies and if so what games. I am interested in Spurs V Espanyol |
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Sky Sports can charge more on BT and Virgin:
http://www.cityam.com/article/sky-sp...-bt-and-virgin "Virgin Media – which does not make a significant profit on selling Sky Sports – is understood to be likely to pass on the hike, though BT has no plans to do so. If BT chooses to freeze Sky Sports prices on its BT Vision platform, it would cut into its profit per user, signalling its willingness to sacrifice margins in order to sign up customers." " “BT has no immediate plans to review its prices for Sky Sports 1 and 2,” a spokesperson said. Virgin Media did not comment." |
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Also good for them to make the statement about price rises so that customers can make a decision now and the fact Virgin had the no comment line, pretty sure that isn't good for Virgin customers. Virgin really has to do something to limit the customers that will leave them for BT knowing this. |
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Quick note to say you can see Barclays Asia Trophy on Sky Sports 1 on July 24th from 10.30am when Spurs play Sunderland (Man C v South China from 13:00) and Third Place playoff same time on 27th and the Final from 13:00. |
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So what's the story with ESPN? We lose it at the end of this month from the XL package. Surely this must be reflected in the cost of the XL package?
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All ESPN Channels will stop broadcasting on Virgin Media on July 31st. If VM can sign an broadcast deal with BT ESPN will become part of the BT Sport Package from August 1st. Virgin will not cut the cost of the XL Package but we may see more new channels coming online as Virgin will reuse the money save on ESPN to get new channels deals signed. |
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Given the price rise on Sky Sports I'm pretty sure I won't subscribe to BT sport if Virgin get it, if it was £10-£15 p/m it would take my bill to over £130 p/m :( Enough is enough |
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2013...ay-tv-entrants
This is, mainly whining. One moment BT are the greatest thing since sliced bread the next they are poor little newcomers who cannot compete with the might of BSkyB without help from the authorities. Sigh.... |
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Sports on Freeview news.
Sky Sports 1 and Sky Sports 2 has now close on Freeview Channels 41 and 42. The following BT Sports channels has now been added to Freeview. CH. 57: BT Sport - showing promo video CH. 58: BT Sport 1 - no audio, video or MHEG stream yet CH. 59: BT Sport 2 - no audio, video or MHEG stream yet Freeview viewers may need to reset your box to get BT Sport. Info thanks to braysoj1. |
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Hope so Den but I feel we will get something!
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Are there any plans to get more sky sports HD channels on VM?
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It's your own problem if BT and Sky can offer better packages that Virgin. |
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Not in to sports myself so I am going by what my friends who are say. Seems a bit pointless for BT not to have the HD versions of channels in the sports arena. Do they really negotiate HD channels as a separate thing?
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Really hope we can get SS3HD, its rather annoying when WWE looks better on YouTube than it does on the TV I'm paying through the nose for.
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Can I remind members that this is not a SKY v VM thread. Anymore posts on that topic will be deleted
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BT obviously have their own sports channel but not some of the sky channels. Sky have BT sports as well as their own channels. Virgin have the Sky channels but not BT sports. Have I got that right? Apart from the cost (don't know the price differences) it would seem Sky is the best choice as it has the full monty off sports channels. Just trying to get the full picture. Still don't quite understand why BT sports is so important to some. |
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