Thread: General Virgin TV (2024)
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Old 17-10-2024, 08:58   #944
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Re: Virgin TV (2024)

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Originally Posted by Inactive Digital View Post
A couple of recent changes:
Stream is now known as Flex and comes with a £5 monthly charge for new customers (no change for existing Stream customers).

Flex is now the standard basic TV offering, as the Big Bundle has been withdrawn from sale so new customers who want a 360 box now need to take at least the Bigger Bundle.

What's not clear is how renewing Big Bundle customers will be affected.

No official press release online yet.

https://www.choose.co.uk/news/2024/v...ex-tv-service/
Just to avoid any confusion, the T&Cs state "Your Flex device, also known as a Stream box.." and then go on to refer to it as Stream. Happy days!

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Originally Posted by Media Boy UK View Post
Hochanda Global in Crisis:

I have seen reports on DS Forum that Create & Craft has been SOLD by Hochanda Global's administrators to TJC.

That's not true.

FACT: Hochanda Global's administrators has still to be Appoint by Courts and that takes 10 working days to do and Hochanda Global only fill the paperwork in on October 4th so an administrator won't be Appoint until October 18th or October 21st.
There's little point in searching for news on this until an announcement is made. Any information will be on a "need to know" basis and any staff aware of the facts will have been told not to discuss it. Sad times for the staff too as, even if they are doing whatever they can to keep the business afloat, they won't necessarily get to keep their jobs...
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