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Old 16-02-2007, 12:20   #76
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Re: SKY VS Virgin Media

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Originally Posted by Shaun View Post
Isn't that how the free market economy works? Companies slog it out to make a profit and the consumer wind (supposedly).

I honestly think people on here do have doubled standards some times - they whine about discounts and haggling but then think Sky are the devil for having the gaul to charge what they like for their products.

I think you'll find I don't whine about discounts. More the opposite infact, I tend to whine about people getting them.

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Originally Posted by IWKYzerocool View Post
Well at least most of you have a choice at changing to Sky, I cannot as our area does not have BT or Sky, only Virgin Media (Telewest).

I am a big fan of stargate and the new episodes are only available on Skyone.
Your area cannot recieve Sky? Every area is theoretically capable of recieving sky. You only need a clear line of sight to the satellite.

The only reasons I can think of that you can't recieve sky are that there is some sort of physical obstruction to the signal (which can be a tree, or building in the line of sight) or your Landlord/Local Council/Resident's association does not allow the installation of dishes.
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