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Old 19-07-2004, 18:17   #21
mattfrn
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Re: Free xbox offer?

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Originally Posted by NEONKNIGHT
I'm just wondering.... when they say a free xbox do they actually mean rented as in STB rental ? The offer sounds too good to be true otherwise. If it is correct, how are NTL making a profit and recovering the initial cost of the xbox itself???

hi no the xbox would still be yours as long as you kept for 12 months
these are hte terms and conditions

Xbox Package Offer
The Xbox Package Offer includes a Xbox console, one Midtown Madness 3 game, and an Xbox Live Starter Kit, comprising a communicator headset and a voucher offering you a 2 month free trial of Xbox LIVE. You must sign up for the Xbox LIVE trial separately and is subject to acceptance of Microsoft's terms and conditions (see voucher for details). The Xbox Package Offer is only available to customers purchasing ntl's 600K, 600K with Xbox Live or 1Mb Broadband services for the first time (existing ntl Broadband customers upgrading or downgrading their services are not eligible) and is subject to payment of a one-off £50 broadband installation charge. You must be a UK resident aged 18 or over. Subject to acceptance by ntl. Your Xbox will be supplied within 28 days after connection of service. This Offer is subject to availability and while stocks last. No cash alternative. Offer may be withdrawn for unforeseen events. Your ntl Broadband services are subject to availability and survey. Subject to ntl's standard terms and conditions, a 12 month minimum contract and payment by direct debit. Ntl reserves the right to charge you for the Xbox Package (£150) if you cancel your contract within the first 12 months from connection. If you take advantage of this offer, you may not subscribe to any other ntl Broadband offer for a minimum of 3 years from taking out this offer. One Offer per household. Offer ends 31 August 2004.
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