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Old 24-07-2009, 15:26   #2120
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Lightbulb Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2009)

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Originally Posted by Sonna View Post
ESPN says its free for XL customers.... Virgin apparently know nothing about this. So we shall wait with baited breath!
Without looking at the various web sites, my interpretation from what was posted here was that, if you had ESPN before as part of a Setanta bundle, you should still have it if you're on XL and can have it again for £10/m on M or L. However, if you never had it, you still won't regardless of your service level (M, L or XL). I also surmised that this will change when ESPN relaunch the service and anyone who wants it will have to sign up for it again.

Whether VM realise that this is what ESPN believe to be the case is another story.

Did I get it right?
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