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Old 07-06-2020, 19:39   #9771
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Re: ESPN, BT, Euro, Premier and Sky Sports news
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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
Streamers offer plenty of content you don't want to see. It's just bundled differently

Cheekyangus is fundamentally correct that the economies of scale from 13m or so basic subscriptions in the UK keeps prices down.
Netflix offers a huge choice of films, dramas, music and documentaries from which I choose what I prefer to watch for 12 quid! It is much better value for money, in my view.

As for cheeky's comment about economies of scale is concerned, I don't disagree. However, in the example I gave, there would be a very worthwhile saving. You would only pay more if you selected the same channels that we currently have and paid for each individually.
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