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Originally Posted by Marcus125
As it seems everyone agrees the fee for Tivo is an advance rental..
If someonne gets Tivo then after 3 months canceled there contract EG-Price rise. Would that customer get the "Advance rental fees" minus costs to date back?
Or is it as someone has said..VM Are making you buy the box? Because realistically how much does anyone think a VM Tivo box would retail for? I bet cost to VM is slightly less than £149 if they're buying 1 or 2 million (there will be a promise to purchase contract with cicso). Cisco wouldnt be making them unless the numbers are big.
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The upfront rental cost is for the live of your contract, there are no time restraints, short or long.
You pay a one off fee and thats it, if you buy a TV for your kids room and they go to college before warentee etc up you don't get money back from Currys, why would you expect it from VM
As to the rest of your argument it doesn't matter what VM pay for one, if you need a new one after 2-3 years etc then they have to source it as a cost to them not you
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Originally Posted by Marcus125
Be realistic.
Has you dvd player broke? Your TV packed up? You computer failed? Your blu-ray player packed in?
If the product is of a half decent quality in the first place it will last a good few years.
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Yes tv packed in, had to buy a new one as out of warrenty, it was a 4 year old LG so good quallity.......
£800 needed to replace it......