Thread: VOD Netflix/Streaming Services
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Old 18-07-2019, 13:12   #5712
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Re: Netflix/Streaming Services
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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
Yes, but that's not the answer to the question he asked.

By definition that excludes the rest of the customers on the Virgin platform.

Anyone on the street can get Prime. He's specifically referring to the cost for a subset of households - Virgin Media subscribers.
I see you are talking riddles again. I have answered the question. In case it's not obvious, if you are a Virgin customer but do not subscribe to Amazon, you won't get the Christmas time Premier football. Therefore you won't pay for it.

If you are a Virgin customer who subscribes to Amazon Prime, you will get the football and you won't pay extra for it either.

There, is that clear enough for you? If not, please tell me what it is that is confusing you.
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