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Sky Movies
quick question! :)
Does anyone know if it's possible to add sky movies for one month only on Virgin media? Cheers Stephen |
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Yes it is.
It used to be that you could cancel with immediate effect after a minimum 30 days but I believe this has either changed or is about to change so that 30 days notice of cancellation is required. Worth checking when you order. |
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Cheers for quick response, will give them a little tinkle I think!
Cheers Stephen |
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So basically if you want it for 30 days, do you now just phone up to order it, and once you get the box hit and it's activated, call up to cancel? lol
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Of course, the best approach for Sky Movies is NowTV where a month pass is only £9.99.
The NowTV iPad app now has Chromecast support, meaning you can cast it to your big TV. Even if you go down the NowTV box route, it can be a cheap way to contract for short periods. |
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However, whether it's the "best approach" is really open for debate. I like Now TV, but it can stutter/buffer at times (rare, and you generally get an email with some compensation the next day), and of course you only get 720p hd. Maybe not the best, but certainly the cheapest. |
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I already have the setting turned on in my Roku box so the AV Receiver would pick up if the content was in true 5.1 , it picks up Dolby Digital + via Netflix using the Roku.
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