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two sky+ = £20 per month??
On Tue, 31 Jul 2007 16:25:49 +0100, "Beck" [email protected] wrote:
"Nigel Barker" wrote in message .. . On Tue, 31 Jul 2007 11:23:38 +0100, "Beck" [email protected] wrote: Currently have one sky+, one freesat, one normal sky with multiroom. Freesat is changing to HD on thursday so thats an extra £10 per month. We already pay an extra £10 a month for the multiroom, (sky+ is free as we have the multiroom). If I change the standard sky that is left over to a sky+ would I have to pay another £10 per month? No. Sky+ is included with any Sky subscription since 1st July. Thanks. So just to confirm, if I purchased an additional sky+ box to replace the standard box I will stay pay the same as I am paying now? Same price 10 pounds per month for each multiroom box whether it is Sky+ or not which has always been the case. -- Cheers Nigel Barker Live from the sunny Cote d'Azur |
two sky+ = £20 per month??
"Nigel Barker" wrote in message ... Same price 10 pounds per month for each multiroom box whether it is Sky+ or not which has always been the case. Thanks. Now to find a cheap sky+ box :-) Ebay to be avoided at all costs. |
two sky+ = £20 per month??
Thanks. Now to find a cheap sky+ box :-)
Ebay to be avoided at all costs. Don't forget your number of LNB ouputs - Sky = 1, Sky + = 2, Sky HD = 2 You may need to buy an Octo LNB as well ! But you may have guessed that already :) |
two sky+ = £20 per month??
"Dave Healey" wrote in message ... Thanks. Now to find a cheap sky+ box :-) Ebay to be avoided at all costs. Don't forget your number of LNB ouputs - Sky = 1, Sky + = 2, Sky HD = 2 You may need to buy an Octo LNB as well ! But you may have guessed that already :) Yeah I phoned Sky yesterday and told them I needed an Octo, so hopefully the installer will have one on his van. |
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