Top Up TV query
 

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If I subscribe to TUTV am I restricted to using the card only in my
box in my home or can I lend it to a relative while I am away on
holiday?

[can I lend it to a relative while I am away on holiday?]

Yes you can Robert ! :-))


Billy

"Billy" wrote in message
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wrote in message
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If I subscribe to TUTV am I restricted to using the card only in my
box in my home or can I lend it to a relative while I am away on
holiday?

[can I lend it to a relative while I am away on holiday?]

Yes you can Robert ! :-))


Billy


So, it would appear that unlike $ky cards, they aren't locked to the
box.
(Not a TUTV customer and not likely to be).
Regards Mike.



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If I subscribe to TUTV am I restricted to using the card only in my
box in my home or can I lend it to a relative while I am away on
holiday?

I do not remember reading about any such restriction.


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John Porcella

"Mike GW8IJT" wrote in message
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"Billy" wrote in message
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wrote in message
...
If I subscribe to TUTV am I restricted to using the card only in my
box in my home or can I lend it to a relative while I am away on
holiday?

[can I lend it to a relative while I am away on holiday?]

Yes you can Robert ! :-))


Billy


So, it would appear that unlike $ky cards, they aren't locked to the
box.
(Not a TUTV customer and not likely to be).
Regards Mike.

Almost certainly, yes!


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John Porcella

John Porcella wrote:
wrote in message
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If I subscribe to TUTV am I restricted to using the card only in my
box in my home or can I lend it to a relative while I am away on
holiday?

I do not remember reading about any such restriction.

From the FAQ:

Can I see Top Up TV on all the TV's in my house?

Yes, if you have a set top box and Top Up TV viewing card for each analogue
TV in your house. You will need to purchase a separate subscription for each
card. However you can move your card, if both set top boxes are compatible,
so that you can take your card from the living room to the bedroom to
continue watching Top Up TV.

On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 19:21:25 +0100, "MA"
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John Porcella wrote:
wrote in message
...
If I subscribe to TUTV am I restricted to using the card only in my
box in my home or can I lend it to a relative while I am away on
holiday?

I do not remember reading about any such restriction.

From the FAQ:

Can I see Top Up TV on all the TV's in my house?

Yes, if you have a set top box and Top Up TV viewing card for each analogue
TV in your house. You will need to purchase a separate subscription for each
card. However you can move your card, if both set top boxes are compatible,
so that you can take your card from the living room to the bedroom to
continue watching Top Up TV.

Surely you can have a single decoder and distribute either using video
sender (Philips and One-for All do them) or by co-axial cable if the
decoder has an RF output?

Scott