Sky+

Can a Sky+ be installed for less than 160 pounds?
Seems a bit steep to me.
Mike.

"Mike GW8IJT" wrote in message
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Can a Sky+ be installed for less than 160 pounds?
Seems a bit steep to me.
Mike.



Got mine for £65.00 when I upgraded from a standard digibox last year.

On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 11:41:19 -0000, "ABC"
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"Mike GW8IJT" wrote in message
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Can a Sky+ be installed for less than 160 pounds?
Seems a bit steep to me.
Mike.



Got mine for £65.00 when I upgraded from a standard digibox last year.

Same question really, we've finally - well she - has decided Sky+
would be a Good Idea. Is it better, considering that they only supply
refurbished boxes anyway, to buy a secondhand + box, quad LNB and fit
them myself or pay Sky the extortionate fee to do it? Would a local
installer be cheaper and then just contact Sky to arrange the £10 a
month sob payment?

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John wrote:

considering that they only supply
refurbished boxes anyway

They don't.

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On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 11:41:19 -0000, "ABC"
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"Mike GW8IJT" wrote in message
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Can a Sky+ be installed for less than 160 pounds?
Seems a bit steep to me.
Mike.



Got mine for £65.00 when I upgraded from a standard digibox last year.

Same question really, we've finally - well she - has decided Sky+
would be a Good Idea. Is it better, considering that they only supply
refurbished boxes anyway, to buy a secondhand + box, quad LNB and fit
them myself or pay Sky the extortionate fee to do it? Would a local
installer be cheaper and then just contact Sky to arrange the £10 a
month sob payment?

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When I had mine for £65.00, the engineer only had brand-new Thompson PVR3
boxes on his van, so I had a new Sky+ box installed.

On Thu, 11 Jan 2007 10:37:50 -0000, "ABC"
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"John" wrote in message
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On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 11:41:19 -0000, "ABC"
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"Mike GW8IJT" wrote in message
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Can a Sky+ be installed for less than 160 pounds?
Seems a bit steep to me.
Mike.



Got mine for £65.00 when I upgraded from a standard digibox last year.

Same question really, we've finally - well she - has decided Sky+
would be a Good Idea. Is it better, considering that they only supply
refurbished boxes anyway, to buy a secondhand + box, quad LNB and fit
them myself or pay Sky the extortionate fee to do it? Would a local
installer be cheaper and then just contact Sky to arrange the £10 a
month sob payment?

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When I had mine for £65.00, the engineer only had brand-new Thompson PVR3
boxes on his van, so I had a new Sky+ box installed.

Thanks, I'll try and hang on for a while for any offers then.

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"Mike GW8IJT" wrote in message
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Can a Sky+ be installed for less than 160 pounds?
Seems a bit steep to me.
Mike.

I'm having Sky+ installed tomorrw to replace my exisiting Sky Digital box
for £49.

See my thread "Grundig Digital Box Down" in uk.tech.sky for how it came
about........
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