retune(price drop tv )( itv 3)

http//www.freeview-digital-tv.co.uk
is reporting that you need to do a retune on 1 october 2004
to keep receiving price drop tv.
apparently it is because of the launch of itv 3 in november

"david abbot" wrote in message
om...
http//www.freeview-digital-tv.co.uk
is reporting that you need to do a retune on 1 october 2004
to keep receiving price drop tv.
apparently it is because of the launch of itv 3 in november

Ta for the heads-up
brainz

is reporting that you need to do a retune on 1 october 2004
to keep receiving price drop tv.
apparently it is because of the launch of itv 3 in november

Ta for the heads-up
brainz


Will anyone bother :-) Never mess with the big boys.

Won't bother will just put ITV3 in on 8, 13, 14 or 17 manually

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ALL FREEVIEW CUSTOMERS
To continue dropping in on great savings on Freeview, don't forget to
retune your digital box on Friday 1st October.

It's really easy to do yourself. Just follow these 2 simple steps:

1. Do an internal scan for any other interesting things you could be
spending your life doing, rather than watching mind numbing TV shopping
channels

2. 'Store' these in your brain.

That's it. If you have any difficulties and would like to contact your
box manufacturer, click here for a list of contact details.

*Note:Please do not retune your box before Friday 1st October






"david abbot" wrote in message
om...
http//www.freeview-digital-tv.co.uk
is reporting that you need to do a retune on 1 october 2004
to keep receiving price drop tv.
apparently it is because of the launch of itv 3 in november

In message , Zach
wrote

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ALL FREEVIEW CUSTOMERS

Why is this _important_ information? Price drop only sells second rate
goods at inflated prices.

--
Alan

On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 13:26:17 +0100, Alan
wrote:

Why is this _important_ information? Price drop only sells second rate
goods at inflated prices.

Try reading the rest of the message you snipped.
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david abbot wrote:
http//www.freeview-digital-tv.co.uk
is reporting that you need to do a retune on 1 october 2004
to keep receiving price drop tv.
apparently it is because of the launch of itv 3 in november

It is not really a bad lost is it?


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"Ad C" wrote in message
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david abbot wrote:
http//www.freeview-digital-tv.co.uk
is reporting that you need to do a retune on 1 october 2004 to keep
receiving price drop tv.
apparently it is because of the launch of itv 3 in november

It is not really a bad lost is it?


Unfortunately, it isn't even a loss! The coming of ITV3 doesn't mean the end
of price-drop.tv, it just means they'll be somewhere else on the digital
spectrum.

Phew. That's a relief

simon

wrote in message
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On 25 Sep 2004 12:50:17 -0700, (david abbot)
wrote:

http//www.freeview-digital-tv.co.uk
is reporting that you need to do a retune on 1 october 2004
to keep receiving price drop tv.
apparently it is because of the launch of itv 3 in november

Price Drop TV. Isn't that the channel that has been featured on
Watchdog recently for scamming the gullible public?

No, that was Auction World TV, on $ky. Price Drop TV have been offering Globes
recently at a fantastically high guide price. I saw the same product in Costco
last week for about £41 plus VAT.

JohnT