Thread: TiVo Tivo fee
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Old 18-12-2012, 22:59   #16
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Re: Tivo fee

Just to confirm this.
When l was with Sky, l had FOUR boxes and paid just £10.00 for multi room BUT only ONE main fee.

When l gave Sky and went to VM, l wanted the same thing, BUT they wanted to charge per box and also FOUR fee's.

So l gave up three boxes SD, l went in for TiVo and was charged £5.00 additinal fee for the box, BUT this is the sting, VM wanted a further £5.00 for the box and also another MAIN fee, so we told them to basically stick it.

We have a TiVo box in the living room £5.00 fee, and a SD box in an additional room that VM charge us £10.00 for. So in real terms, it would be cheaper for us to go Sky and save

I know members are saying this is about tivo, BUT, Sky is much cheaper.
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