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Old 18-11-2004, 15:56   #11
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Re: But is it worth it?

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Originally Posted by scastle
then suddenly they add £5 (which is, after all, the cost of a packet and a half of cigarettes) to the licence fee and people start crying "rip off britain"....
I don't / wouldn't mind paying for the service / license if it offered value for money, I very seldom watch more than 2/3 hours a week, yet still have to pay an ever increasing amount, and for what, a chance to see all the repeats and programs that i've allready paid to watch over and over.
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