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TiVo whats does it REALLY cost
Was "talking" to a friend in the US mentioned TiVo & the charges that Virgin are making. He says you can buy them for $99 (£66) & then pay a service fee per month. Not sure if he understands so I questioned it He refered me to this.
I wonder what they cost Virgin ?:confused: |
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I'm not really sure what your question is but $99 is for the box with smaller drive. Bear in mind also that electronics in Britain usually cost the same in GB pounds as they pay in dollars in the US. Often they actually pay less in dollars than we pay in pounds.
Good article though. |
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Also the US version only has 2 tuners?
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VMs excuse is always "but with sky you have to buy a new box if yours dies" which is of course rubbish. Ive had 2 sky boxes die on me in the past and i had both replaced free of charge. The other excuse is that you dont pay a monthly sub for HD unlike with sky and this is why they have install charges. For the amount of HD they have available though its a good job they dont charge, i certainly wouldn't pay. |
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Pay up or you get nothing LOL :D |
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And you have that choice, just as VM have the option to charge it.
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So to answer the main question at the beginning of the thread "Tivo whats does it REALLY cost" I'd say less than the yanks:D |
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I dont want one anyway, happy with the Samsung V+ |
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So my point is you pay Virgin the cost of the box - in fees then an extra charge to use it ( So that would be insurance cover). Except that is not yours what is the difference to just buying one ( OK I know you can`t but you get my drift) and "renting " from Virgin - it seems to have cost them nothing to supply it.
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