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I am feeling less and less loyal to VM lately with there seeming constant price rises, lack of descent new content and above all the promise of doubling my BB speed which has been put back at least twice already. |
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There seems to be a growing sense that Virgin are not delivering on their promises, and are selling us well short. |
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For some reason I can't remember now, I ended up on the Sky website yesterday, and whilst i was there, out of interest, I thought I'd price up the services I get from VM on Sky. I have no Sky Movies or sports, so priced up for Sky Entertainment Extra, Fibre BB, HD, two set top boxes, phone line and 24/7 phone calls which is what I have on VM. The monthly charge would have been £18 more than I pay VM. For that £18, I would have got Sky Atlantic and a couple of other channels that I watch in HD. I would also have got ITV, 2, 3, 4, in HD, and of those, I only watch a little on ITV2 and given that 5.1 audio is missing and I find the SD picture quite good, that's hardly an incentive. But I would also lose the three recordable tuners, whishlists, and other Tivo functionality if I moved to Sky. So at £18 extra for Sky with not a lot of extra value for me (except Atlantic) but a lot to lose fromVM, staying with VM, for me is a 'no brainer'. |
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If you read twitter when the country went to the polls over whether to change the electoral system there was huge support for scrapping first past the post of well over 85 per cent. In the actual vote the actual people rejected it in huge numbers.... Everyone on here is entitled to be unhappy if they feel they are not getting what they want but a policy must be for making the overwhelming majority of customers happy... are forum users representative of that overwhelming majority? Perhaps we are?! |
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BT Vision to feature on Watchdog next week.
Anne Robinson: "BT Vision are tempting new subscribers with its Premiership football deal, so why do existing subscribers want to give it the boot?" |
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Right well that's definitely the end of ESPN then. Things are slowly taking shape.
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Doesn't the ESPN FA Cup deal expire in summer 2013? Wonder what will happen with their deal for Europa League football? As a Scottish football fan I wonder what the future holds for Scottish football. ESPN just signed a brand new deal: "The Clydesdale Bank Premier League and Irn Bru Scottish Football League are back on ESPN. With the new multi-year deal for rights to Scottish football through to 2017; ESPN is the home of Scottish football. For 2012/13, get ready for 40 live and exclusive matches, including 10 Rangers games from the Irn Bru Scottish Football League – more than ever before and ten more than in previous seasons" |
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