Thread: [Merged] Where is HD from NTL? When?
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Old 17-10-2006, 14:49   #364
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Originally Posted by DarthYoda View Post
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Existing customers can avoid the £75 one-off hit by opting to retain their existing set top box and connect it to a second TV elsewhere in their house, taking out a ‘second box’ subscription of £5 a month.

You still pay the £10 a month for the TV Drive and the 2nd box becomes £5 a month.
Not quite. I already have two STBs at the moment. The TVDrive will replace the main STB and the old STB then becomes a second box or in my case a third box.

Does this mean I will have two extra STBs or will they simply remove the existing second STB and replace it with the old main STB?

If the former is the case I will have one extra STB at £15 per month and another extra STB at £5 per month.

If the latter is true, I will save £10 on my existing second STB which will offset the TVDrive cost and be charged £5 per month on the second STB so I'll be paying the same monthly charge.

Dioes that make sense?
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