Thread: SD TV price rises
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Old 15-11-2012, 20:39   #1106
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Re: TV price rises

I agree with both of you , it's great Talk Talk and BT Vision are here to shake up the market , however the £44 HDFootyman is quoting doesn't differ vastly from VM's XL with BB and phone pricing or Sky's Entertainment+ with BB and phone plus both offer more channels. I personally think VM's XL TV and Sky's Entertainment+ represent decent value , I'm afraid it's the premium channels which are increasing at too fast a pace for me , aren't sports stars already earning enough.
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