Red Button for sale - unused

[andygrif]

Originally Posted by themelon

Disagree

Sky TV Blows away when the wind and rain blows. Unless you are wooed by red button irritations most of which is utterly pointless tripe designed to further waste our valuable time or countless extra pointless channels playing more reruns or more american imports, there are aboslutely no benefits to Sky unless you are quite partial to lift music playing in the EPG, or you have a degree in astrophysics so you can a deciper the price of a box office movie and then order one to start at the time you require.

Have you ever had Sky digital?

Originally Posted by themelon

Lets get out more!! And stop lining TV execs and Ruperts Pockets!! The world is a good place!

And do you use open source software becuase of your deep rooted belief that Bill Gates is a paid up member of the shape-shifting reptillion Illuminati?

[themelon]

Originally Posted by andygrif

Have you ever had Sky digital?



And do you use open source software becuase of your deep rooted belief that Bill Gates is a paid up member of the shape-shifting reptillion Illuminati?

Yes for 10 years since the analogue days............I decided to switch 2 years ago and havent looked back, as personally I dont get to excited about red buttons and couldnt care less if I go out and miss a TV show because I know that whatever I am doing is probably better anyway.

I hated Sky, and im definately not the only one who has recived crap service from them.

I do use Open Source Software wherever possible, unfortunately in this world of Sheep and Robots you sometimes need to use Windoze at work or to run software you need to use to communicate with others effectively.

[DeadKenny]

Originally Posted by themelon

I hated Sky, and im definately not the only one who has recived crap service from them.

Funny enough, I'm of the same opinion about NTL, and I'm definately not the only one who has received crap service from them

[scrotnig]

Originally Posted by DeadKenny

I would have said it's "plug&play" as it's just swapping one modem for another effectively, but then I've also seen people mention about NTL mucking about with people's accounts so...


When I switched from dial up to broadband I kept the same accounts, so I don't see why it should be any different, but then this is NTL we're talking about

These days though I have my own domain name so I can move that about no matter what ISP I use.

You can definitely keep any existing email addresses if you go to cable modem.