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November 4th 03, 07:58 PM
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Introduce a friend question
Hi,
If a firend is introduced I know that both of us get a month free viewing. Is the friend also able to use the £1 installation offer or does he have to pay a higher intallation fee? Can anyone help me answer this question.? Thanks -- --Bigarbel-- Check out my recent edit: http://www.bigar.co.uk 
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November 6th 03, 06:04 PM
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I introduced my friend to SKY +, we both got a free month and he used the £1 offer. Mark
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