Top-Up TV anyone?

Is there anyone out there actually got TUTV?
I've notice most electrical like CurrysPCWorld don't seem to sell any
TUTV PVR hardware, and now Sky battle with BT have seen the sports
channels being pulled from the platform.

Will it be soon joining ON/ITV Digital in the afterlife.

On 02/07/2013 12:03, Jon wrote:
Is there anyone out there actually got TUTV?
I've notice most electrical like CurrysPCWorld don't seem to sell any
TUTV PVR hardware, and now Sky battle with BT have seen the sports
channels being pulled from the platform.

Will it be soon joining ON/ITV Digital in the afterlife.



i'm amazed it's still running - at the time of launch the cost vs what
they offered seemed crazy.

--
Gareth.
That fly.... Is your magic wand.

On Tue, 02 Jul 2013 12:03:41 +0100, Jon wrote:

Is there anyone out there actually got TUTV?
I've notice most electrical like CurrysPCWorld don't seem to sell any
TUTV PVR hardware, and now Sky battle with BT have seen the sports
channels being pulled from the platform.

Will it be soon joining ON/ITV Digital in the afterlife.

To the best of my knowledge I am not, and have never been acquainted
with anyone who has subscribed to any of those terrestrial pay
services.

--
Graham.

%Profound_observation%

In article ,
Jon writes:
Is there anyone out there actually got TUTV?
I've notice most electrical like CurrysPCWorld don't seem to sell
any TUTV PVR hardware, and now Sky battle with BT have seen
the sports channels being pulled from the platform.

I joined up with TUTV about three years ago to get Sky Sports 1 and 2
when they first began available on DTT. Conveniently, I already had a
TUTV-compatible PVR, which I had been bought as a birthday present a
couple of years before when I decided that it was time to get Freeview.
I'm now jumping ship for Sky, as I can't bear the thought of not being
able to watch the Ashes.

I believe that no new TUTV boxes have been made for a couple of years
now, and all that are available are reconditioned ones. Without their
sport, TUTV have little to offer, and I can't see them lasting much
longer.
--
John Hall
"Sir, I have found you an argument;
but I am not obliged to find you an understanding."
Dr Samuel Johnson (1709-1784)

On Tue, 02 Jul 2013 19:33:57 +0100, Graham. wrote:

On Tue, 02 Jul 2013 12:03:41 +0100, Jon wrote:

Is there anyone out there actually got TUTV?
I've notice most electrical like CurrysPCWorld don't seem to sell any
TUTV PVR hardware, and now Sky battle with BT have seen the sports
channels being pulled from the platform.

Will it be soon joining ON/ITV Digital in the afterlife.

To the best of my knowledge I am not, and have never been acquainted
with anyone who has subscribed to any of those terrestrial pay
services.

I joined it many years ago when there was an offer but left again when
I realised I had never watched any of the programmes !!!

On Tue, 2 Jul 2013 19:44:37 +0100, John Hall
wrote:

In article ,
Jon writes:
Is there anyone out there actually got TUTV?
I've notice most electrical like CurrysPCWorld don't seem to sell
any TUTV PVR hardware, and now Sky battle with BT have seen
the sports channels being pulled from the platform.

I joined up with TUTV about three years ago to get Sky Sports 1 and 2
when they first began available on DTT. Conveniently, I already had a
TUTV-compatible PVR, which I had been bought as a birthday present a
couple of years before when I decided that it was time to get Freeview.
I'm now jumping ship for Sky, as I can't bear the thought of not being
able to watch the Ashes.

I believe that no new TUTV boxes have been made for a couple of years
now, and all that are available are reconditioned ones. Without their
sport, TUTV have little to offer, and I can't see them lasting much
longer.

Oh good, the released bandwidth will no doubt be used for more
spinning roulette wheels and fortune tellers.

--
Graham.

%Profound_observation%

On Tue, 02 Jul 2013 20:53:31 +0100, Graham. wrote:

I believe that no new TUTV boxes have been made for a couple of years
now, and all that are available are reconditioned ones. Without their
sport, TUTV have little to offer, and I can't see them lasting much
longer.

Oh good, the released bandwidth will no doubt be used for more
spinning roulette wheels and fortune tellers.

Or squirming slappers inviting you to phone them. It seems incredible
to me that anyone could be enticed to pay for that either, unless
there are a lot of really really desperate people out there.

Rod.

On 03/07/2013 11:15, Roderick Stewart wrote:
On Tue, 02 Jul 2013 20:53:31 +0100, Graham. wrote:

I believe that no new TUTV boxes have been made for a couple of years
now, and all that are available are reconditioned ones. Without their
sport, TUTV have little to offer, and I can't see them lasting much
longer.

Oh good, the released bandwidth will no doubt be used for more
spinning roulette wheels and fortune tellers.

Or squirming slappers inviting you to phone them. It seems incredible
to me that anyone could be enticed to pay for that either, unless
there are a lot of really really desperate people out there.

Substitute drunk for desperate perhaps?
--
Phil Cook