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Old 14-08-2013, 00:06   #848
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Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2013) Vol. 4.

Well its turning into one hell of a soap opera !!!
Are bt witholding ? Don't think so the getting on the cheap is rearing its wearer head again,problem is sky have said it about Atlantic,universal have said it about universal hd and now bt not outright but all comments certainly mean the same.thats 3 different companies they can't all be lying.
I have always Said it was a mistake selling there channels they lost there bargaining tool and now solely rely on channel operators supply them with channels,this is only one company but they could be the start of future events vm think they need to put them on there service for advertising and because the amount of customer subscription.trouble is that is soon sadly gonna drop and more than likely after Saturday,someone on here commented days ago that vm expected to lose some customers but currently no where near what they expected.Basically they can afford to lose a few because they have the money which they are saving from not paying espn that is total arrogance and a disgrace,Interesting times ahead and who knows there may be another turn of events before weekend but I'm starting to doubt it .The 9 year deal is slowly going down and will be up before we know it and I can seriously see the loss of sky channels again if there not carefull thankfully that is along way off at the minute,by then vm could just be a phone and broadband provider anyway
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