Sky+ Multiroom is not free it is £10 a month

A while ago I asked on here for advice on Sky+ Multiroom and having seen the
post below decided to go ahead, but even though I subscribe to Sky world
(full pack) to have Multirrom is still another £10 a month which = £52.50.

Is there anyone here who does not pay this £10 extra month?, as they would
not do any deal for me, I spoke to tow advisors and both said the sky + is
free because you have all package but multiroom is £10 a month whatever,
which is not what I was told on here previously.

"Essex Computers - Home" wrote in message
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A while ago I asked on here for advice on Sky+ Multiroom and having seen
the
post below decided to go ahead, but even though I subscribe to Sky world
(full pack) to have Multirrom is still another £10 a month which = £52.50.

Is there anyone here who does not pay this £10 extra month?, as they
would
not do any deal for me, I spoke to tow advisors and both said the sky + is
free because you have all package but multiroom is £10 a month whatever,
which is not what I was told on here previously.


The £10 is for the 2nd subscription. Nothing to do with Sky +

Phil

In uk.media.tv.sky on Wed, 5 Oct 2005, Essex Computers - Home wrote :
A while ago I asked on here for advice on Sky+ Multiroom and having seen the
post below decided to go ahead, but even though I subscribe to Sky world
(full pack) to have Multirrom is still another £10 a month which = £52.50.

Is there anyone here who does not pay this £10 extra month?, as they would
not do any deal for me, I spoke to tow advisors and both said the sky + is
free because you have all package but multiroom is £10 a month whatever,
which is not what I was told on here previously.

I've just gone for the plain multi-room package - ordinary Sky boxes.
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Essex Computers - Home wrote:

Is there anyone here who does not pay this £10 extra month?, as they would
not do any deal for me, I spoke to tow advisors and both said the sky + is
free because you have all package but multiroom is £10 a month whatever,
which is not what I was told on here previously.

It anyone had said here that the multiroom sub doesn't invariably cost
£10 they would have been jumped on very quickly.

The multiroom sub is ALWAYS £10 extra. The £10 Sky+ sub is waived if
you subscribe to premium channels.

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"Jomtien" wrote in message
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Essex Computers - Home wrote:

Is there anyone here who does not pay this £10 extra month?, as they
would
not do any deal for me, I spoke to tow advisors and both said the sky +
is
free because you have all package but multiroom is £10 a month whatever,
which is not what I was told on here previously.

It anyone had said here that the multiroom sub doesn't invariably cost
£10 they would have been jumped on very quickly.

The multiroom sub is ALWAYS £10 extra. The £10 Sky+ sub is waived if
you subscribe to premium channels.


ok, Thanks, I misinterpreted

ok, Thanks, I misinterpreted

Quite so.
Looking back on that thread:-

http://snipurl.com/i8sg

I have to say that Jomten's advice couldn't have been any clearer.
Mind you, by your own admission, you were a little ****ed.

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In uk.media.tv.sky on Thu, 6 Oct 2005, Paul Hyett wrote :

I've just gone for the plain multi-room package - ordinary Sky boxes.

Just 3 days between order & install - this must be some kind of record
for Sky!
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Paul Hyett wrote:
In uk.media.tv.sky on Thu, 6 Oct 2005, Paul Hyett wrote :

I've just gone for the plain multi-room package - ordinary Sky boxes.

Just 3 days between order & install - this must be some kind of record
for Sky!

Ordered mine last Tuesday and nearly fell of my seat when they offered
Thursday as the install! Even more amazing, the installer called as
promised at 8.30am and estimated he'd be with me between 10 and 11am.
Arrived at 10.15 and was all done and on his way 45mins later.

Only downside is Sky haven't managed to get the additional viewing card to
me yet so the second box isn't usable until it arrives.

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?"Graham" wrote in message ...



ok, Thanks, I misinterpreted

Quite so.
Looking back on that thread:-

http://snipurl.com/i8sg

I have to say that Jomten's advice couldn't have been any clearer.
Mind you, by your own admission, you were a little ****ed.

lol, and probably never looked back to check, Im a dickhead for that and I
apologise, all I do is make myself look a complete fool.

In uk.media.tv.sky on Sat, 8 Oct 2005, Darren Griffin -
PocketGPSWorld.Com wrote :
Paul Hyett wrote:
In uk.media.tv.sky on Thu, 6 Oct 2005, Paul Hyett wrote :

I've just gone for the plain multi-room package - ordinary Sky boxes.

Just 3 days between order & install - this must be some kind of record
for Sky!

Ordered mine last Tuesday and nearly fell of my seat when they offered
Thursday as the install! Even more amazing, the installer called as
promised at 8.30am and estimated he'd be with me between 10 and 11am.
Arrived at 10.15 and was all done and on his way 45mins later.

Only downside is Sky haven't managed to get the additional viewing card to
me yet so the second box isn't usable until it arrives.

Mine arrived on the 2nd day after I placed the order, so no such
problem.

BTW, what 2nd box did you end up with? Mine is an Amstrad DV3.
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Paul 'US Sitcom Fan' Hyett