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Old 04-03-2011, 11:31   #43
mersey70
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Re: Drop ESPN programming from XL package?

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 View Post
Must admit Mersey70 I was thinking of going back to Sky for my TV but keeping M retention deal , but I'm going to give VM a year see how things pan out and I'm now convinced to give TIVO a whirl after reading the Pocket Lint review , I'm just hoping we see more HD as I hate watching SD, must admit TIVO was pretty good when I tried it in the VM shop and that particular box didn't seem to sluggish.

What put me off going back to the darkside was 0844 calls to CS , two tuner and a lot of problems with glitches on the current Sky+HD software.
Trust me I have absolutely no huge desire to be a direct Sky customer, none whatsoever. When I found out the tricks they are pulling with Tivo it infuriated me. HD has only become an issue for us since we got a 46" TV at christmas, before that I wasn't that impressed with it.

However you have to spend your hard earned in a way that suits your family needs and I reckon this is a decent compromise.

It's never really been about cost, it's merely the lack of flexibility with Virgin's TV and it will be nice to have a bit more control on what channels we get, that's all.

I am delighted we will still be VM customer's though, that softens the blow of giving Sky money direct!

By the way the 0844 calls to Sky are free from a Sky line, and remember if you don't have a VM line the calls to them are 0845 numbers too!
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