Thread: General Virgin TV (2024)
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Old 19-02-2024, 14:32   #157
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Re: Virgin TV (2024)
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Originally Posted by SonicMaster View Post
VM aren't doing the best job of showcasing what they have to offer.

I was having a look at their website earlier and out of the '190+' TV channels in the 'Bigger Combo bundle' the 6 channels that they have chosen to highlight are Sky Showcase, MTV, Gold, Comedy Central, W and Drama.

Given that W and Drama are both free channels, they are hardly the best at showing the value of a pay TV package costing £49 per month.

Channels like Alibi, Discovery, National Geographic or Crime + Investigation would all be much better choices.
Yes, they don’t even promote their own Virgin Ultra HD channel.
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