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Sky subscription query
On 09/10/2012 11:04, Y Dangle wrote:
You can get a subscription card to work in a new box by phoning Sky and giving the box details, as long as you are receiving a good signal, they must send a signal to do this. I don't fancy doing this every time I want to watch tv in a different room though. Do you think if I phoned them enough they'd give in and provide me with an unlocked card, or do they simply not exist? |
Sky subscription query
In message , Chris Hills
writes On 09/10/2012 11:04, Y Dangle wrote: You can get a subscription card to work in a new box by phoning Sky and giving the box details, as long as you are receiving a good signal, they must send a signal to do this. I don't fancy doing this every time I want to watch tv in a different room though. Do you think if I phoned them enough they'd give in and provide me with an unlocked card, or do they simply not exist? After you have both boxes registered, all you have to do is move the card from one box to another. -- Ian |
Sky subscription query
"Chris Hills" wrote in message ... On 09/10/2012 11:04, Y Dangle wrote: You can get a subscription card to work in a new box by phoning Sky and giving the box details, as long as you are receiving a good signal, they must send a signal to do this. I don't fancy doing this every time I want to watch tv in a different room though. Do you think if I phoned them enough they'd give in and provide me with an unlocked card, or do they simply not exist? I think a card to watch in a second room is a tenner a month, I seriously doubt you would ever get anything cheaper fom them. Y |
Sky subscription query
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Chris Hills wrote: On 09/10/2012 11:04, Y Dangle wrote: You can get a subscription card to work in a new box by phoning Sky and giving the box details, as long as you are receiving a good signal, they must send a signal to do this. I don't fancy doing this every time I want to watch tv in a different room though. Do you think if I phoned them enough they'd give in and provide me with an unlocked card, or do they simply not exist? Most unlikely. They will change the card registration when you change your box for a new one, but there's no way you're going to allow you to keep carting the card to different boxes round the house. A 'multiroom' card will cost you £10 for each additional box (the last time I looked) which will mirror your subscribed channels on the main box. |
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