Thread: Is there an NTL PVR?
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Old 13-10-2006, 12:50   #197
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Re: Is there an NTL PVR?
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Originally Posted by gruff_rhodes View Post
£15.00 Multiroom
£37.50 Family pack + Sport
£10.00 TVDrive
£62.50 Total
Multiroom is only £5 per month if you have the PVR so it would be:
£05.00 Multiroom
£37.50 Family pack + Sport
£10.00 TVDrive
£52.50 Total

Which should be the same as you are paying now!

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Quote:
Originally Posted by relegationmateri View Post
Sky
£99 up front.
£0x36 = £0
£99+£0=Ãà ¢â‚¬Å¡Ãƒâ€šÃ‚£99

NTL
£0 up front. (whoop de f'ing doo)
£10x36=£360
According to:
http://www.sky.com/portal/site/skyco...ipment/skyplus

Sky charge £10 per month for Sky+ if you do not take Sports and Movies, so this is the same as NTL.
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