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Old 04-07-2011, 13:42   #166
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Re: Is the TiVo charge now £3 per month on all TV packs?

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Originally Posted by Perfect Choice View Post
That is insulting to the first purchasers of Tivo IMHO. I am disgusted with VM on this. We are not talking of a couple of years down the road after launch. It’s only been a few months and they’ve dropped the price by a third (£149 to £99 for XL TV customers). Feeling of being conned is the view of many after this price reduction this weekend. And let’s not forget Tivo still has missing features (e.g. red button) and bugs still to clear.
Its not insulting at all. Most people that are willing to pay a higher charge to get something right away know what they are getting and those people not really sure or those that are aware that prices will probably drop within a few months will know to wait.

They aren't missing TiVo features though. TiVo still has all the features it had in the USA. What is missing are V+ and other UK digital TV features, which are currently being coded and tested for release later this year.
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