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Originally Posted by Inactive Digital
Sky Q was only available with Sky broadband initially - it was several months before they allowed customers of other internet suppliers to have the box. And if you look over on the Sky forums, you'll see there are currentlyvtechnical problems for some customers with non-Sky broadband.
It could be a case of Virgin still testing how the box performs with other broadband connections before making it more widely available. Having said that, there are very few non-Virgin households capable of getting the 100mb minimum speed for a V6 anyway...
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That would be a deployment/operations decision and not a commercial one. The difference being the motivation behind the decision.
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Originally Posted by BenMcr
And where is any evidence that it has, apart from the current commercial requirement to have Virgin Media broadband?
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You understand that not installing based on the ISP choice of the customer is not any better than configuring a box to only work on a specific ISP? Just shifts the when and how the decision is made the determining factor in the decision....the ISP.....is still the same.