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		|  09-06-2021, 12:30 | #661 |  
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			Well Nowtv will be going bye bye otherways to get their content if they want to play silly games lol.(i'm talking about waiting for them to come on Netflix/Amazon before i get ppl knocking my door with torches lol).
 
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		|  09-06-2021, 12:57 | #662 |  
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					Originally Posted by Legendkiller2k  Well Nowtv will be going bye bye otherways to get their content if they want to play silly games lol.(i'm talking about waiting for them to come on Netflix/Amazon before i get ppl knocking my door with torches lol).
 |  Entertainment and boost now £14.99 (£9.99 + £5) making it dearer than Netflix Premium tier for less concurrent streams and no UHD included oh and the small matter of no Movies included in that option of Now TV unlike Netflix.
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					Originally Posted by muppetman11  Entertainment and boost now £14.99 (£9.99 + £5) making it dearer than Netflix Premium tier for less concurrent streams and no UHD included oh and the small matter of no Movies included in that option of Now TV unlike Netflix. |  I think those are the upper prices - I'm sure Now will continue with its discounting policy.    |  
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					Originally Posted by 1andrew1  I think those are the upper prices - I'm sure Now will continue with its discounting policy.   |  It will have to as I don't see many paying the full price.
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		|  09-06-2021, 13:29 | #665 |  
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					Originally Posted by muppetman11   |  Many thanks    |  
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		|  09-06-2021, 14:17 | #666 |  
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			That's quite a lot of changes in one go on Now
 Single stream unless you pay an extra £5 effectively combats password sharing your account.
 A paid service with Adverts is taking the mick though. I tolerate it on the terrestrial catch up streamers as they're free but on a paid for service is hard to accept.
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		|  09-06-2021, 15:59 | #667 |  
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					Originally Posted by muppetman11  Entertainment and boost now £14.99 (£9.99 + £5) making it dearer than Netflix Premium tier for less concurrent streams and no UHD included oh and the small matter of no Movies included in that option of Now TV unlike Netflix. |  Disney+ is only £7.99 a month, with 4 concurrent streams, 4K options, 1200+ movies (including Disney, Pixar, MCU, Star Wars), documentaries, Fox/ABC libraries. Plus premier access to theatrical films for an extra fee. Makes the newcomer more lucrative.
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		|  09-06-2021, 17:25 | #668 |  
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			This price rise for Boost is completely out of order.Except for Mare of Easttown there's been nothing of note on Sky Atlantic this year. I've been offered Now Entertainment for £5/m until the new year but I'm not sure I'll bite. Hate the way the HBO content is whisked away so soon after broadcast.
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					Originally Posted by Aguero9320  Disney+ is only £7.99 a month, with 4 concurrent streams, 4K options, 1200+ movies (including Disney, Pixar, MCU, Star Wars), documentaries, Fox/ABC libraries. Plus premier access to theatrical films for an extra fee. Makes the newcomer more lucrative. |  Exactly so rounding of numbers lol D+ £8p/m, Netflix £10p/m (can be got cheaper), Amazon prime video £6p/m total = £24p/m  you get quite a nice selection of shows and movies and a bit of live sport for that.
		 
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		|  09-06-2021, 18:30 | #670 |  
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					Originally Posted by nialli  This price rise for Boost is completely out of order.Except for Mare of Easttown there's been nothing of note on Sky Atlantic this year. I've been offered Now Entertainment for £5/m until the new year but I'm not sure I'll bite. Hate the way the HBO content is whisked away so soon after broadcast.
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					Originally Posted by Aguero9320  Disney+ is only £7.99 a month, with 4 concurrent streams, 4K options, 1200+ movies (including Disney, Pixar, MCU, Star Wars), documentaries, Fox/ABC libraries. Plus premier access to theatrical films for an extra fee. Makes the newcomer more lucrative. |  You are right bit in out house it's probably the one that gets watched the least.
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		|  09-06-2021, 19:34 | #671 |  
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					Originally Posted by muppetman11  So vote with your feet and leave if your not happy its the only way they'll realise problem is many times people complain but then just continue to pay.[COLOR="Silver"] |  Been saying this for years it won't happen .to many will pay regardless   
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		|  10-06-2021, 00:04 | #672 |  
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					Originally Posted by Media Boy  New Channels set to launch on Virgin Media UK in June.
 June 27th: BBC Red Button HD will launch on Virgin UK Channel 990*.
 June 27th: BBC Red Button 2 will launch on Virgin UK Channel 992*.
 June 27th: BBC Red Button 3 will launch on Virgin UK Channel 993*.
 June 27th: BBC Red Button 4 will launch on Virgin UK Channel 994*.
 June 27th: BBC Red Button 5 will launch on Virgin UK Channel 995*.
 June 27th: BBC Red Button 6 will launch on Virgin UK Channel 996*.
 
 *BBC Red Button Channels numbers still to be confirmed at time of posting.
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					Originally Posted by epsilon   |   thinks the extra BBC Red Button channels will launch on their channels numbers on or around June 24th.
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					Originally Posted by Media Boy  Media Boy HQ thinks the extra BBC Red Button channels will launch on their channels numbers on or around June 24th. |   suspects they may launch on 28th June as that's the first day of Wimbledon.    |  
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					Originally Posted by 1andrew1  1andrew1 HQ suspects they may launch on 28th June as that's the first day of Wimbledon.   |  Base on past BBC Red Button "Summer" channels both Virgin and Sky launch them about four days before the first day of Wimbledon.
 
They did launch on the Thursday before the launch on Wimbledon 2018 & 2019. 
2018: https://mediaboyblog.blogspot.com/20...-launches.html
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