Who ordered the movies?

Best ring SKY and check...
use 0800 279 2000 (press 1 after connection)
thus avoiding the 0870 rip-off and the Indian call-centre incompetence.


"Zero Tolerance" wrote in message
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On Sun, 27 Mar 2005 11:18:13 +0000 (UTC), Henry Stable
wrote:

Each month I seem to be charged £47 which I put down to someone ordering
box office movies. Nobody in the house owns up to it so is there anyway
I can find out what the extra charge was for so that I can, probably,
identify in the house who is the guilty person?

That sounds like you've got Sky World (£41) and another £6/month
premium channel. Are you quite sure you don't subscribe to FilmFour or
MUTV or something like that?

Roger Wilmut wrote:
In article , Henry Stable
wrote:


Hello

Each month I seem to be charged £47 which I put down to someone ordering
box office movies. Nobody in the house owns up to it so is there anyway
I can find out what the extra charge was for so that I can, probably,
identify in the house who is the guilty person?

Henry


Doesn't the Sky account show what movies were ordered? In any case, I
should set a PIN number to prevent people ordering anything without
your consent.

Thanks

We not had accounts from Sky & I didn't know that there was a facility
to check them. I've now found out how to view them on-screen & have
requested paper bills in future.

Henry

PeteIvy wrote:

Henry

Doesn't the Sky account show what movies were ordered? In any case, I
should set a PIN number to prevent people ordering anything without
your consent.


You can actually check your bill online. It tells you what was watched
and when (box office)

Pete

how do I do this please?


Sorry just re read my post. Not sure about actually online on the computer,
but you can access your account via your sky box. I think its in the
customer services menu!


Thanks for that, I didn't realise there was that facility. I've now
found out how to view my bills on screen & see that there is an option
for paper bills, which I've requested for the future

Henry

"Henry Stable" wrote in message
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PeteIvy wrote:

Henry

Doesn't the Sky account show what movies were ordered? In any case, I
should set a PIN number to prevent people ordering anything without
your consent.


You can actually check your bill online. It tells you what was watched
and when (box office)

Pete

how do I do this please?


Sorry just re read my post. Not sure about actually online on the
computer, but you can access your account via your sky box. I think its
in the customer services menu!
Thanks for that, I didn't realise there was that facility. I've now
found out how to view my bills on screen & see that there is an option for
paper bills, which I've requested for the future

Henry

Come on, we all want to know who *did* order the movies :-)

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"Mike Henry" wrote in message
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In , "Mike"
wrote:

Best ring SKY and check...
use 0800 279 2000 (press 1 after connection)
thus avoiding the 0870 rip-off and the Indian call-centre incompetence.

Good tip, but it could be morally dubious. It's the subscription number
for the Disney Channel, so you're making Disney pay for the call. There
used to be a similar scam by dialling the freephone number for Film
Four.

Having said that, it *is* Disney...



hehe rip off disney! poor them and there £22 for there dvd's

"Tumbleweed" wrote in message
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"Henry Stable" wrote in message
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PeteIvy wrote:

Henry

Doesn't the Sky account show what movies were ordered? In any case, I
should set a PIN number to prevent people ordering anything without
your consent.


You can actually check your bill online. It tells you what was watched
and when (box office)

Pete

how do I do this please?


Sorry just re read my post. Not sure about actually online on the
computer, but you can access your account via your sky box. I think its
in the customer services menu!
Thanks for that, I didn't realise there was that facility. I've now
found out how to view my bills on screen & see that there is an option
for paper bills, which I've requested for the future

Henry

Come on, we all want to know who *did* order the movies :-)

Heh!, I've been following this thread and got interested myself now :-)

Hope' He does'nt end the thread like this!

Are you sure you haven't accidentally ordered any of the 'special'
channels after a late return from the pub?

Ed B wrote:
Are you sure you haven't accidentally ordered any of the 'special'
channels after a late return from the pub?

Sorry guys, it wasn't movies after all, number one son had ordered a
football match. So technically he was right in denying that he was the
one who ordered a movie. Great isn't it when you subscribe to their
sports channels & still have to pay for some football matches.

Henry

Indeed it is.

Personally I cancelled Sky and one of the reasons was too much
football, yet I know plenty of people whose wives and girlfriends have
just learned to accept that once football first starts at 8.15 on a
saturday they shouldnt expect any conversation until Sunday!