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Old 20-07-2006, 10:08   #17
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Re: i want to keep ntl internet but get rid of tv

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Originally Posted by James Henry
This is true but the PVR / HD facilities do. Sky's TV is at present better than ntl's and that's a fact. If ntl had better TV they'd be pimping the fact instead of trying to sell based on the whole convergence thing.
I have Sky+. I know on the whole Skys tv services are better than ntls. BUt I was replying to a post about available channels, so I'm not quite sure why you're on about HD & PVR?

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Also you don't need to be on top of the exchange to get 16Mbit, as I said before the majority of people connected to an ADSL2+ exchange will see over 10Mbit.
Wow, you must know a lot of people.

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Are you on commission OB?
Yawn.

---------- Post added at 10:08 ---------- Previous post was at 10:07 ----------

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Originally Posted by streety
Oh dear - how presumptious you are.

NTL - quality channels - yes, choice no.
Sky - quality channels - yes, choice yes.

Stick with NTL - it's your loss, not mine.

As you don't seem to avoid getting personal, I'm leaving this now.

Have fun in your own little world.
see ya.
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