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Finishing up here so and going home. Moving back in to my old house rented out. So, low user if TV, not a huge streamer. BT or Sky?
Im in a fibre optic area already.m
Im in a fibre optic area already.m
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BT or Sky?
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Witty_Banter
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If you're not much of a TV watcher, I'd say whoever can offer you the best broadband signal. BT and Sky are both sh1te at customer service! Have heard good things about Virgin Media - is that an option?
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Even though i had infinity before, seems cable is still not an option with virgin. no idea why
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I've just moved my internet to BT Infinity. Pay £10 a month plus line rental and I get free BT Sport and free basic BT Vision. Better option than Sky was offering at the time but from my experience it all depends on the time of year you are looking at switching. I would look at all your options and not just limit yourself to those 2. I was with Plusnet for the past 2 years and I am winging their praises in work. Very nice company to use.
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I'm with BT after leaving sky. Equally bad customer service but better value for money imo. Plus I get free wifi in the mess and can watch European football on my iPad as its a hotspot. So wifi here at Brize and my house in lincolnshire. Bargain.
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FOGHORN LEGHORN
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Think he wants a wifi/tv package
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BT or Sky?
Never felt better than the day I left sky... Overstatement obviously but you get what I mean...
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Never felt better than the day I left sky... Overstatement obviously but you get what I mean...
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Seems that BT is the way ahead still. If only their website didn't keep rejecting my application
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Living in rural Essex there is nothing other than what is delivered down a pair of copper wires. Not much use for streaming unless you live right next to the rural exchange, which I don't. Anyway, having Sky is a simple option for me. We've had it for years. Mrs Seed is happy with it and any change would mean me having to endure months of grief while she gets used to a new way of working the telly.
Because Sky know if they give that little gem up.. people will leave them in droves for Virgin.
DT_Xtremez_25:Its the only thing that keeps me with Sky for TV right now.
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Now TV has the main Sky channels and you can pick up vouchers so it only works out at £5 a month.Because Sky know if they give that little gem up.. people will leave them in droves for Virgin.
Its the only thing that keeps me with Sky for TV right now.
sid the squid
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where is the best place to get one of these Kodi boxes ? i have the app on my phone and manage to get most stuff free. Are the boxes similar in the content being free (ish)
thanks
Same software - different box:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B017ACZOEW
Not espousing the legality, or not , but I have Netflix (paid for) on mine too.
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Inifinity 2 with Kodi on my PC plugged into TV for me, too cheap to buy another box.
Android box or Fire HD, either with Kodi on does seem to be the way to go at the moment.
Android box or Fire HD, either with Kodi on does seem to be the way to go at the moment.
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UlsterExile
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Have a look at OPEN Box. Got one paying £100 for the year and get all Sky Sports Movies plus BT Sports.