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Arthurgray50@blu · 23-07-2015, 15:22

I agree with telegramsam. I believe that VM have its customers over barrel. Regarding subs, and increases.

There are some channels that l wont watch, as they are crap - especially the +1 channels. Yet, we get charged for them.

I believe that with all the technology out there, We the customer should be able to choose what channels we want. But, VM are still in the dark ages.

They put the price up, and everyone is effected. Under Telewest, they used to have a channel called Horizon. which has some being programmes on. But Telewest pulled it off claiming that viewers were not watching it.

I like watching football, and don't mind paying the extra charge. But l think its unfair on customers that don't watch it.

Its not a question of BT Sport being FREE, well it isn't now - they put the price up. So how can be Free

Don't worry, come Sept /October, VM will increase it again and blame Sky.

23-07-2015, 15:22	#150
Arthurgray50@blu cf.mega poster Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 6,798	Re: £3 TV increase but BT Sport Europe is "free" I agree with telegramsam. I believe that VM have its customers over barrel. Regarding subs, and increases. There are some channels that l wont watch, as they are crap - especially the +1 channels. Yet, we get charged for them. I believe that with all the technology out there, We the customer should be able to choose what channels we want. But, VM are still in the dark ages. They put the price up, and everyone is effected. Under Telewest, they used to have a channel called Horizon. which has some being programmes on. But Telewest pulled it off claiming that viewers were not watching it. I like watching football, and don't mind paying the extra charge. But l think its unfair on customers that don't watch it. Its not a question of BT Sport being FREE, well it isn't now - they put the price up. So how can be Free Don't worry, come Sept /October, VM will increase it again and blame Sky.