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Originally Posted by kesterwww
It seems wrong to me that any buissines has to be completely honest in paid advertisments, yet in press releases, which I assume cost nothing, they can offer potential customers anything they want, whether they deliver or not.
I'm not saying VM aren't working on getting hd channels, and I'm sure they fully mean to deliver on these claims, but they are saying things to encourage people to take or continue taking their service which they do not deliver. Hints of false advertising to me. virginruinedntl is right, the government maybe should step in and make some rules on what can be said in press releases.
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that is adifferent matter, i believe they can not falsely claim something they can not back up, so i am guessing they can back it up, your best bet would be to complain to asa if they come abck and uphod it then they ar elying if they dnt then they truly are working on it (sacarism of there words)
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Originally Posted by Mobes
"611,900 customers, 17% of its digital TV subscriber base, currently takes the V+ high definition PVR."
I was slightly suprised how high that % was.
Anyone any ideas whay % of Sky customers have Sky HD?
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about 1/8 to 1/9
8-9million customer 1.1 million hd customers