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How much should is sell these for?
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I have a pc 2600 Sky DIGIBOX - with viewing card for the free channels. Also I have a new Pace Sky Plus (newest model) - with box - complete with card for free channels. How much should I be selling thses for? Does anybody want to make me any offers? Prfer collection from Oldham/Manchester area........... Dave, Oldham.. |
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In article , wrote: I have satisfied the 12 month contract - and they are now just free to view/air cards giving bbc1, itv 2 etc - they can be activated for full access again but that will be down to the individual. Even so, if you check the small print (it may even be on the card itself) I'm fairly sure that it says that these cards remain the property of Sky, and they can request it back from you at any time. Like I say, could be wrong, but safest to check. Andy |
"Mike Henry" wrote in message ... In , "Alistair" wrote: "NDF" wrote in message ... The cards remain the property of Sky despite that there is no "Paid" subscription attached to them. Selling them without their permission is illegal. but perhaps you can give them as a free gift when someone donates £20 to your bank account?? Nope, the card is not yours to give away! -- Kill all Sky's red dots on TiVo! http://www.ljay.org.uk/tivoweb/ Hi Okay I wont sell the bloody card then..............bet it wud be a different argument if you actually "wanted" one! Dave BTW If they are fta/view - then how will sky know if they have changed hands.....the box doesnt have to be connected to a phone line anymore. |
"dave" wrote in message ... "Mike Henry" wrote in message ... In , "Alistair" wrote: "NDF" wrote in message ... The cards remain the property of Sky despite that there is no "Paid" subscription attached to them. Selling them without their permission is illegal. but perhaps you can give them as a free gift when someone donates £20 to your bank account?? Nope, the card is not yours to give away! -- Kill all Sky's red dots on TiVo! http://www.ljay.org.uk/tivoweb/ Hi Okay I wont sell the bloody card then..............bet it wud be a different argument if you actually "wanted" one! Dave BTW If they are fta/view - then how will sky know if they have changed hands.....the box doesnt have to be connected to a phone line anymore. And then what happens when the person who has obtained the card decides to subscribe, since it's your name and address that is associated with that card you could be in for some trouble. If people really want one that badly they can already get it directly from Sky for £20, it's far safer that way. |
"dave" wrote in message ... Okay I wont sell the bloody card then..............bet it wud be a different argument if you actually "wanted" one! No, the arguement would be the same as Sky would still own the cards. BTW If they are fta/view - then how will sky know if they have changed hands.....the box doesnt have to be connected to a phone line anymore. The cards would need to be 'paired' with the box which involves calling Sky and them updating their computers. Without that, they'd not pickup anything on any other box. Given that the cards would be registered to an account, the person would have to know the details of that account In addition, this is an advert: Does anybody want to make me any offers? Prfer collection from Oldham/Manchester area........... Adverts (IIRC) are not allowed in this newsgroup. Rgds, Carl |
"Carl" wrote in message ... "dave" wrote in message ... Okay I wont sell the bloody card then..............bet it wud be a different argument if you actually "wanted" one! No, the arguement would be the same as Sky would still own the cards. BTW If they are fta/view - then how will sky know if they have changed hands.....the box doesnt have to be connected to a phone line anymore. The cards would need to be 'paired' with the box which involves calling Sky and them updating their computers. Without that, they'd not pickup anything on any other box. Given that the cards would be registered to an account, the person would have to know the details of that account In addition, this is an advert: Does anybody want to make me any offers? Prfer collection from Oldham/Manchester area........... Adverts (IIRC) are not allowed in this newsgroup. Rgds, Carl Friendly bunch! Geez theres one in every group! Dave, Oldham. |
"dave" wrote in message ... Friendly bunch! Generally, yes. What's unfriendly about pointing out things you clearly don't know? Geez theres one in every group! What, spammer? Usually more than one. Rgds, Carl |
And then what happens when the person who has obtained the card decides to subscribe, since it's your name and address that is associated with that card you could be in for some trouble. If people really want one that badly they can already get it directly from Sky for £20, it's far safer that way. If you have a FTV card of unknown or dubious origin try this: Put the card in your box and connect the phone line. Go to: Interactive - Sky customer services - Sky statement The box dials SKY and if the facility has never been used (which is the case with most cards) You are asked to submit a PIN Put one in (say 1234) and confirm it. You will now see the full name and address of the person who had the original subscription, even if it has long lapsed. Moreover you can see his or her PPV viewing habits and monthly spend. Are you still sure you want to sell your cards Dave? -- Graham. %Profound_observation% |
"Graham" wrote in message ... And then what happens when the person who has obtained the card decides to subscribe, since it's your name and address that is associated with that card you could be in for some trouble. If people really want one that badly they can already get it directly from Sky for £20, it's far safer that way. If you have a FTV card of unknown or dubious origin try this: Put the card in your box and connect the phone line. Go to: Interactive - Sky customer services - Sky statement The box dials SKY and if the facility has never been used (which is the case with most cards) You are asked to submit a PIN Put one in (say 1234) and confirm it. You will now see the full name and address of the person who had the original subscription, even if it has long lapsed. Moreover you can see his or her PPV viewing habits and monthly spend. Are you still sure you want to sell your cards Dave? -- Graham. %Profound_observation% Hi I have withdrawn the card from sale........... But I have never ordered a pay per view and my viewing habits must be logged at Sky anyways - whats the problem with this? Dave, Oldham. |
dave wrote:
I have satisfied the 12 month contract - and they are now just free to view/air cards giving bbc1, itv 2 etc - they can be activated for full access again but that will be down to the individual. If they were re-activated the bill would go to you. In fact any purchaser who knows your name and address could probably get several months viewing of the top package at your expense. I suggest that you don't sell any cards that aren't real FTV cards of the BBC or £20 varieties. -- Digibox problem? : A reboot solves 90% of these. The Sky Digital FAQ: http://tinyurl.com/6u4p9 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. ;-) |
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