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		|  20-05-2007, 00:51 | #16 |  
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					Originally Posted by zeus9876  I still dont understand what this means excatly. I have sky+ plus multiroom and sky movies. I pay £46/mo. Does this mean i can get rid of the movies and still save £10/mo ? |  no because you still have to pay the £10 multiroom charge
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		|  20-05-2007, 00:59 | #17 |  
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			He would be saving £10 compared to how things were before though.
 
 As, if this change had not happened, & zeus9876 decided to drop the Movies Mix, he'd find himself having to then pay the £10 Sky+ sub 'cos of not having any Premiums.
 
 Now, though, zeus9876 can drop the Movies & not have to worry about having to start paying an extra tenner per month for Sky+.
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		|  20-05-2007, 16:45 | #18 |  
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			May sound a DAFT Question... But I'll ask anyway as I have never seen Sky+ working... 
If I went to a well known Web Auction site    & got a Sky+ Box. Will that work FREE after the Data mentioned without having to ring Sky? or do I have to buy £99 box to Activate the Sky+ Service? 
  
I'm on the £15 TV Deal with Sky (1 Package)
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		|  20-05-2007, 22:19 | #19 |  
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			Nothing wrong with buying a Sky box off Ebay or anywhere else - they're not Sky's property (unlike Virgin Media boxes & modems, which shouldn't be sold on ebay as they're still VM's property).
 You would need to get a dual (at a minimum) LNB fitted to the dish though, as Sky+ requires two feeds.
 
 You *would* have to ring Sky - it won't just simply work.
 
 But, all it would involve is phoning Sky, telling them you have a new Sky+ box, & asking them to pair your viewing card with it & activate the Sky+ features.
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		|  21-05-2007, 10:43 | #20 |  
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			Thanks Matt D  for that advice    May try it in July
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		|  21-05-2007, 11:53 | #21 |  
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			I bought my HD box off Ebay and simply switched it for my Sky+ box (also moved my viewing card from one to the other).
 Phoned up Sky, told them the score and viola, all working - no fuss and nice and easy.
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		|  21-05-2007, 11:54 | #22 |  
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			Yeah I self installed my sky+ a while ago but sold it when I cancelled but as ive posted elsewhere they just given me another one free    |  
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		|  24-05-2007, 18:18 | #23 |  
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			I had a phone call from Sky today at about 1:30pm, I was given an offer of a free Sky+ box with £25 credit added to my Account.
 So basically I got the following:
 
 1. Free Sky+ box w/ £25 credit added to Account.
 2. No minimum contract (so contract free, can cancel anytime and will be able to keep the Sky + box).
 2. 1st month free.
 3. 2nd month = £5.xx plus an added 10% discount.
 
 I can basically pay the £5.xx for the 2nd month, cancel 30 days before next month and still keep box, paying for just the 2nd month. This is a bargain without a doubt.
 
 Before anyone says anything, I know that you cannot record programmes without a subscription, but I have no problem with that, given that I'm only paying £5.xx for a "spare" box incase my other Multiroom box messes up on me (out of contract box).
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		|  27-05-2007, 21:00 | #24 |  
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			I may be ditching sky+, I wasnt paying the subs as I have sky sports package but the box is so slow and buggy compared to the normal sky digi box.
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