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Old 06-03-2007, 00:41   #5
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Re: Virgin On Demand ~ Brilliant
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Originally Posted by geminian68 View Post
I agree, finally got to see some things, I'd previously missed.



On Demand is supposed to be pay for view (but some things are currently free) so it just means, if you were paying, you can watch it multiple times in a 24 hour period, without having to pay again, but, because some content is currently free, you can watch it multiple times, anytime
On of the things Virgin hasn't yet managed to convey to people is that On Demand is NOT the same thing as "pay per view".

Sure, there are pay per view things on On Demand (films, for example), but there are also free stuff (Catch-up TV), and things that you might or might not have included free depending on your subscription (TV Choice).

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Originally Posted by cookie monster View Post
bit stupid of me not to think of that, also you said some things are currently free, is there a time when they stop becoming free!?!?
The whole of TV Choice (or TV Hits as it's called if you're on the old NTL software) is currently free for everyone for three months.

After that, it will be free to people who have the top (XL) TV package, and £5 per month to people on lower TV packages.
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