I've ordered Sky+...
 

....and I've currently got a digibox which I've had for over 2 years.

When the engineer comes, will he just replace the LNB or will he put a brand
new dish up? I'd like to maybe give my box to my mother as she has a very
poor analogue reception and I reckon I can put the dish up myself and get a
FTV (or is it FTA?) card.

The way I see it is the box (and the dish?) belong to me as I've subscribed
for over the 12 month minimum, so I can do with it what I like.

Is that correct?

TIA

Nel wrote:

When the engineer comes, will he just replace the LNB or will he put a brand
new dish up?

It depends on the state of the dish.


The way I see it is the box (and the dish?) belong to me as I've subscribed
for over the 12 month minimum, so I can do with it what I like.

The box was yours from day one.

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Nel wrote:

When the engineer comes, will he just replace the LNB or will he put a brand
new dish up?

It depends on the state of the dish.


The way I see it is the box (and the dish?) belong to me as I've subscribed
for over the 12 month minimum, so I can do with it what I like.

The box was yours from day one.

--
Digibox problem? : A reboot solves 90% of these.
The Sky Digital FAQ: http://tinyurl.com/guiv
How to get UK TV overseas: http://tinyurl.com/6p73
Fed up with logos / red buttons? : http://logofreetv.org/
BBC gone? : http://www.astra2d.co.uk/
----
Only the truth as I see it.
No monies return'd. ;-)

Putting myself in Sky's shoes and ignorring the current £1 install offer I
could point out that the install prices a

Existing Sky Digital customers £50
New customers £100

and say that the difference in price dictates whether you get a complete
dish install or just an LNB replacement.

Cheers,

Nigel


"Nel" wrote in message
...
...and I've currently got a digibox which I've had for over 2 years.

When the engineer comes, will he just replace the LNB or will he put a
brand
new dish up? I'd like to maybe give my box to my mother as she has a very
poor analogue reception and I reckon I can put the dish up myself and get
a
FTV (or is it FTA?) card.

The way I see it is the box (and the dish?) belong to me as I've
subscribed
for over the 12 month minimum, so I can do with it what I like.

Is that correct?

TIA

Putting myself in Sky's shoes and ignorring the current £1 install offer I
could point out that the install prices a

Existing Sky Digital customers £50
New customers £100

and say that the difference in price dictates whether you get a complete
dish install or just an LNB replacement.

Cheers,

Nigel


"Nel" wrote in message
...
...and I've currently got a digibox which I've had for over 2 years.

When the engineer comes, will he just replace the LNB or will he put a
brand
new dish up? I'd like to maybe give my box to my mother as she has a very
poor analogue reception and I reckon I can put the dish up myself and get
a
FTV (or is it FTA?) card.

The way I see it is the box (and the dish?) belong to me as I've
subscribed
for over the 12 month minimum, so I can do with it what I like.

Is that correct?

TIA

...and I've currently got a digibox which I've had for over 2 years.

When the engineer comes, will he just replace the LNB or will he put a
brand
new dish up? I'd like to maybe give my box to my mother as she has a very
poor analogue reception and I reckon I can put the dish up myself and get
a
FTV (or is it FTA?) card.

The way I see it is the box (and the dish?) belong to me as I've
subscribed
for over the 12 month minimum, so I can do with it what I like.

Is that correct?

TIA


I do not think the FTV cards are available any more since the BBC went to
unencrypted, as they were paying the bills for the cards.

...and I've currently got a digibox which I've had for over 2 years.

When the engineer comes, will he just replace the LNB or will he put a
brand
new dish up? I'd like to maybe give my box to my mother as she has a very
poor analogue reception and I reckon I can put the dish up myself and get
a
FTV (or is it FTA?) card.

The way I see it is the box (and the dish?) belong to me as I've
subscribed
for over the 12 month minimum, so I can do with it what I like.

Is that correct?

TIA


I do not think the FTV cards are available any more since the BBC went to
unencrypted, as they were paying the bills for the cards.