BT Vision pay-per-view sport

Vic. · 01-08-2009, 12:18

It says on the BT Vision sport section:

"Watch Liverpool v Stoke City from 3am, 20 August. Included as part of the Vision Sport Pack or pay per view for 96p"

Does that mean you can watch other Premership matches if they aren't part of the 242 Premier League games included in the Sports package? or does it mean you can watch any of the 242 matches individually if you haven't got the sports package?

I presume its the later?

Matterhorn · 01-08-2009, 12:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vic.

It says on the BT Vision sport section:

"Watch Liverpool v Stoke City from 3am, 20 August. Included as part of the Vision Sport Pack or pay per view for 96p"

Does that mean you can watch other Premership matches if they aren't part of the 242 Premier League games included in the Sports package? or does it mean you can watch any of the 242 matches individually if you haven't got the sports package?

I presume its the later?

correct, however MOTD will probably show most of what you want to see anyway, unless throw-ins, offsides etc float ya boat.

I s'pose for 96p it doesn't really matter.

samsung07 · 01-08-2009, 17:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matterhorn

correct, however MOTD will probably show most of what you want to see anyway, unless throw-ins, offsides etc float ya boat.

I s'pose for 96p it doesn't really matter.

You really must be better informed.

What you get is the option of either edited 55 minute highlights or the full match on demand abeit after the event.

Where do MOTD show that much of a match, if your lucky then they will show about 10-15 minutes of the main match and that is usually only for one of the usual top 4 team i.e Man U, Chelsea etc

A lot of people like to see more than the edited highlights or are you saying that Sky shouldn't bother and just show 10-15minutes of the matchs they show as the rest isn't worth it.

If you must have a go at least get your facts right first

paulpocket · 01-08-2009, 17:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vic.

It says on the BT Vision sport section:

"Watch Liverpool v Stoke City from 3am, 20 August. Included as part of the Vision Sport Pack or pay per view for 96p"

Does that mean you can watch other Premership matches if they aren't part of the 242 Premier League games included in the Sports package? or does it mean you can watch any of the 242 matches individually if you haven't got the sports package?

I presume its the later?

you can answer your question yourself by answering this one first, "do you have the sport pack?"

Matterhorn · 01-08-2009, 18:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by samsung07

You really must be better informed.

What you get is the option of either edited 55 minute highlights or the full match on demand abeit after the event.

Where do MOTD show that much of a match, if your lucky then they will show about 10-15 minutes of the main match and that is usually only for one of the usual top 4 team i.e Man U, Chelsea etc

A lot of people like to see more than the edited highlights or are you saying that Sky shouldn't bother and just show 10-15minutes of the matchs they show as the rest isn't worth it.

If you must have a go at least get your facts right first

your comprehension really is terrible.

I am fully aware of what BT offer and for the life of me I can't think why anyone but the most die hard fan would want to see it..., but each to their own. Like I said at 96p it really doesn't matter.

MOTD shows the 'good' bits, like the goals, sendings off, bad decisions, good saves etc. with top class punditry. hence me saying that MOTD will show all of what you really want to see.

The BTV VOD stuff will show all the good bits AND all the bad parts (dull). Again thats why I said throw ins and offsides etc.

And to answer your question, yes I think Sky's 'Football First' thing is equally a waste of time. Programming for the sad and lonely at that time on a Saturday Night I'd venture.

If you are a real fan then it is possible to watch nearly every top flight game direct from the web.

samsung07 · 02-08-2009, 09:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matterhorn

your comprehension really is terrible.

I am fully aware of what BT offer and for the life of me I can't think why anyone but the most die hard fan would want to see it..., but each to their own. Like I said at 96p it really doesn't matter.

MOTD shows the 'good' bits, like the goals, sendings off, bad decisions, good saves etc. with top class punditry. hence me saying that MOTD will show all of what you really want to see.

The BTV VOD stuff will show all the good bits AND all the bad parts (dull). Again thats why I said throw ins and offsides etc.

And to answer your question, yes I think Sky's 'Football First' thing is equally a waste of time. Programming for the sad and lonely at that time on a Saturday Night I'd venture.

If you are a real fan then it is possible to watch nearly every top flight game direct from the web.

Well now you've expanded upon it correctly then I can see what your saying and surprisingly I don't disagree with any of the points apart from that if your your a supportor of a lesser ranked club then your likley to get a better view of a match than that given on MOTD

As you say at 96p a play or perhaps £4.87 per month it doesn't matter.

Vic. · 06-08-2009, 12:19

Thanks for the clarification, I had submitted the thread before I realised what the offer was. Got confused as I'm not used to this stuff.

As a side note, is there any other packages which offer that many live English premership games? As far as I can read sky offer 88, ESPN offer 46. 242 games from BT Vision is virtually 75% of the total premership games

spaceman05 · 06-08-2009, 12:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vic.

Thanks for the clarification, I had submitted the thread before I realised what the offer was. Got confused as I'm not used to this stuff.

As a side note, is there any other packages which offer that many live English premership games? As far as I can read sky offer 88, ESPN offer 46. 242 games from BT Vision is virtually 75% of the total premership games

yes ironically bt vision do show the most amount of football games, all be it all the 3pm saturday kickoffs in full from 9pm, so you can watch a match befor football first starts, although if you are a top four club supporter, this really wont suit you as predominantly the top 4 clubs rarely kick off at 3pm on a saturday

wwwebber · 06-08-2009, 13:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by spaceman05

yes ironically bt vision do show the most amount of football games, all be it all the 3pm saturday kickoffs in full from 9pm, so you can watch a match befor football first starts, although if you are a top four club supporter, this really wont suit you as predominantly the top 4 clubs rarely kick off at 3pm on a saturday

It's good for when those epic matches happen. You're watching Sky Sports News in the pub on a Saturday afternoon and the goals go in like cricket scores - you'll be safe in the knowlegde that the match in its entirety will be available to watch that very evening or whenever you like over the next few days via VOD.

No other service offers this.

Vic. · 06-08-2009, 14:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by spaceman05

yes ironically bt vision do show the most amount of football games, all be it all the 3pm saturday kickoffs in full from 9pm, so you can watch a match befor football first starts, although if you are a top four club supporter, this really wont suit you as predominantly the top 4 clubs rarely kick off at 3pm on a saturday

So, not all the 242 games are live?

How many games do you think are broadcast live?

keendartfan · 06-08-2009, 14:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vic.

So, not all the 242 games are live?

How many games do you think are broadcast live?

I think you are getting confused with what BT Vision is. It doesn't stream any live football. The games are available to watch on demand 7 hours after kick off, therefore from 10pm on a Saturday after a 3pm kick off.

The Liverpool v Stoke game is kicks off at 8pm the previous evening, and so is available 7 hours later at 3am.

The only live football available on Freeview is via BBC, ITV, Five and ESPNUK.

Vic. · 06-08-2009, 14:52

keendartfan, thankyou so much.

I was about to sign up for 18 months for the total broadband option 1. Phewwww! There's no way I'm paying an extra £15+/month for that.

wwwebber · 06-08-2009, 15:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vic.

keendartfan, thankyou so much.

I was about to sign up for 18 months for the total broadband option 1. Phewwww! There's no way I'm paying an extra £15+/month for that.

Out of interest - why would you be paying an extra £15 a month ?.

Vic. · 06-08-2009, 19:03

I'm already with BT broadband and calls. Vision would be an extra £15+ every month.

wwwebber · 06-08-2009, 19:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vic.

I'm already with BT broadband and calls. Vision would be an extra £15+ every month.

I dont see why - you can just subscribe to Vision sport like I do for just under a fiver a month.

Vic. · 09-08-2009, 19:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by wwwebber

I dont see why - you can just subscribe to Vision sport like I do for just under a fiver a month.

Well that changes things

I was going with the 'Starter' pack offer they have for broadband, calls and vision for £30.33/month after month 3.

aside from the £5.00/month, what would I have to pay?

- £15 for vision+ box
- connection fee
- BT hub £44

.....and would I be able to get ESPN for the one off payment of £9.78?

stuntmaster · 09-08-2009, 21:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vic.

Well that changes things

I was going with the 'Starter' pack offer they have for broadband, calls and vision for £30.33/month after month 3.

aside from the £5.00/month, what would I have to pay?

- £15 for vision+ box
- connection fee
- BT hub £44

.....and would I be able to get ESPN for the one off payment of £9.78?

you pay a one off fee for the box and a one off fee for the homehub.

connection fee? don't think there is one.

you wont get ESPN free fopr a one off fee of £9. only if you take out a value pack. which for £15 now seems worth it. as you'll get vision sport, ESPN. TV and TV replay and another pack of choice presumably picturebox (although you could choose music or kids).

I'm on gold. and get the lot. i just wish they made a film pack tho.

I mean if they can stuff most packs for £5 then I wouldn't mind paying say £5 for vision film and say £3 for Film 4 OD Films.

Vic. · 09-08-2009, 22:01

Thanks. Going to look further into this.

johnson293 · 10-08-2009, 07:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vic.

Well that changes things

I was going with the 'Starter' pack offer they have for broadband, calls and vision for £30.33/month after month 3.

aside from the £5.00/month, what would I have to pay?

- £15 for vision+ box
- connection fee
- BT hub £44

.....and would I be able to get ESPN for the one off payment of £9.78?

From that link you posted, remember to add on £11.25/month line rental for the phone.

And, for the £15 its a reconditioned Vision box - just something else to note.

That is on an 18 month contract as well.

wwwebber · 10-08-2009, 08:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vic.

Well that changes things

I was going with the 'Starter' pack offer they have for broadband, calls and vision for £30.33/month after month 3.

aside from the £5.00/month, what would I have to pay?

- £15 for vision+ box
- connection fee
- BT hub £44

.....and would I be able to get ESPN for the one off payment of £9.78?

You only pay £15 for the vision box if you take it with a value pack. The same goes for ESPN - you'll only get it free if have a value pack (with a one off card fee of course).

If you just want the Vision box then you pay £90 for a new one and then you can subscribe to any individual pack you like.

For standalone vbox see here :-

http://www.productsandservices.bt.co...?topicId=24694

For individual packs see here :-

http://www.btvision.bt.com/viewing-p...standardsports

Lastly, you get a homehub with all broadband options so if you havent got one then they should provide one free.

Matterhorn · 10-08-2009, 10:51

With out getting into an XX vs XX debate do you not think that BTV is expensive? at least to get going?

scotty2808 · 10-08-2009, 11:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matterhorn

With out getting into an XX vs XX debate do you not think that BTV is expensive? at least to get going?

not really.
says quite clearly online it's £15 for the box if you take a value pack.

connection fee is usually waived if you haggle.
the only other outlay is £10 for the viewing card.

Vic. · 10-08-2009, 12:11

Thanks for clarifying things. Its not easy getting your head around all these options.

Why they can't just simply sell a box and offer each station/package seperately baffles me. It would be much more efficient for both the company and the customer. A simple arrangment would encourage people to sign up.

Matterhorn · 10-08-2009, 13:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vic.

Thanks for clarifying things. Its not easy getting your head around all these options.

Why they can't just simply sell a box and offer each station/package seperately baffles me. It would be much more efficient for both the company and the customer. A simple arrangment would encourage people to sign up.

BT don't do simple! If you think thats tricky, wait until you get your first bill!

It'll blow your mind!

wwwebber · 10-08-2009, 13:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matterhorn

BT don't do simple! If you think thats tricky, wait until you get your first bill!

It'll blow your mind!

He already uses BT for broadband & phone.

01-08-2009, 12:18	#1
Vic. Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: N.Ireland, UK Posts: 378	BT Vision pay-per-view sport It says on the BT Vision sport section: "Watch Liverpool v Stoke City from 3am, 20 August. Included as part of the Vision Sport Pack or pay per view for 96p" Does that mean you can watch other Premership matches if they aren't part of the 242 Premier League games included in the Sports package? or does it mean you can watch any of the 242 matches individually if you haven't got the sports package? I presume its the later?

01-08-2009, 12:41	#2
Matterhorn Inactive Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 729	Quote: Originally Posted by Vic. It says on the BT Vision sport section: "Watch Liverpool v Stoke City from 3am, 20 August. Included as part of the Vision Sport Pack or pay per view for 96p" Does that mean you can watch other Premership matches if they aren't part of the 242 Premier League games included in the Sports package? or does it mean you can watch any of the 242 matches individually if you haven't got the sports package? I presume its the later? correct, however MOTD will probably show most of what you want to see anyway, unless throw-ins, offsides etc float ya boat. I s'pose for 96p it doesn't really matter.

01-08-2009, 17:15	#3
samsung07 Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 85	Quote: Originally Posted by Matterhorn correct, however MOTD will probably show most of what you want to see anyway, unless throw-ins, offsides etc float ya boat. I s'pose for 96p it doesn't really matter. You really must be better informed. What you get is the option of either edited 55 minute highlights or the full match on demand abeit after the event. Where do MOTD show that much of a match, if your lucky then they will show about 10-15 minutes of the main match and that is usually only for one of the usual top 4 team i.e Man U, Chelsea etc A lot of people like to see more than the edited highlights or are you saying that Sky shouldn't bother and just show 10-15minutes of the matchs they show as the rest isn't worth it. If you must have a go at least get your facts right first

01-08-2009, 17:35	#4
paulpocket Forum Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Glasgow Posts: 135	Quote: Originally Posted by Vic. It says on the BT Vision sport section: "Watch Liverpool v Stoke City from 3am, 20 August. Included as part of the Vision Sport Pack or pay per view for 96p" Does that mean you can watch other Premership matches if they aren't part of the 242 Premier League games included in the Sports package? or does it mean you can watch any of the 242 matches individually if you haven't got the sports package? I presume its the later? you can answer your question yourself by answering this one first, "do you have the sport pack?"

01-08-2009, 18:15	#5
Matterhorn Inactive Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 729	Quote: Originally Posted by samsung07 You really must be better informed. What you get is the option of either edited 55 minute highlights or the full match on demand abeit after the event. Where do MOTD show that much of a match, if your lucky then they will show about 10-15 minutes of the main match and that is usually only for one of the usual top 4 team i.e Man U, Chelsea etc A lot of people like to see more than the edited highlights or are you saying that Sky shouldn't bother and just show 10-15minutes of the matchs they show as the rest isn't worth it. If you must have a go at least get your facts right first your comprehension really is terrible. I am fully aware of what BT offer and for the life of me I can't think why anyone but the most die hard fan would want to see it..., but each to their own. Like I said at 96p it really doesn't matter. MOTD shows the 'good' bits, like the goals, sendings off, bad decisions, good saves etc. with top class punditry. hence me saying that MOTD will show all of what you really want to see. The BTV VOD stuff will show all the good bits AND all the bad parts (dull). Again thats why I said throw ins and offsides etc. And to answer your question, yes I think Sky's 'Football First' thing is equally a waste of time. Programming for the sad and lonely at that time on a Saturday Night I'd venture. If you are a real fan then it is possible to watch nearly every top flight game direct from the web.

02-08-2009, 09:04	#6
samsung07 Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 85	Quote: Originally Posted by Matterhorn your comprehension really is terrible. I am fully aware of what BT offer and for the life of me I can't think why anyone but the most die hard fan would want to see it..., but each to their own. Like I said at 96p it really doesn't matter. MOTD shows the 'good' bits, like the goals, sendings off, bad decisions, good saves etc. with top class punditry. hence me saying that MOTD will show all of what you really want to see. The BTV VOD stuff will show all the good bits AND all the bad parts (dull). Again thats why I said throw ins and offsides etc. And to answer your question, yes I think Sky's 'Football First' thing is equally a waste of time. Programming for the sad and lonely at that time on a Saturday Night I'd venture. If you are a real fan then it is possible to watch nearly every top flight game direct from the web. Well now you've expanded upon it correctly then I can see what your saying and surprisingly I don't disagree with any of the points apart from that if your your a supportor of a lesser ranked club then your likley to get a better view of a match than that given on MOTD As you say at 96p a play or perhaps £4.87 per month it doesn't matter.

06-08-2009, 12:19	#7
Vic. Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: N.Ireland, UK Posts: 378	Thanks for the clarification, I had submitted the thread before I realised what the offer was. Got confused as I'm not used to this stuff. As a side note, is there any other packages which offer that many live English premership games? As far as I can read sky offer 88, ESPN offer 46. 242 games from BT Vision is virtually 75% of the total premership games

06-08-2009, 12:49	#8
spaceman05 Forum Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 1,113	Quote: Originally Posted by Vic. Thanks for the clarification, I had submitted the thread before I realised what the offer was. Got confused as I'm not used to this stuff. As a side note, is there any other packages which offer that many live English premership games? As far as I can read sky offer 88, ESPN offer 46. 242 games from BT Vision is virtually 75% of the total premership games yes ironically bt vision do show the most amount of football games, all be it all the 3pm saturday kickoffs in full from 9pm, so you can watch a match befor football first starts, although if you are a top four club supporter, this really wont suit you as predominantly the top 4 clubs rarely kick off at 3pm on a saturday

06-08-2009, 13:03	#9
wwwebber Forum Member Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Nottingham Posts: 3,536	Quote: Originally Posted by spaceman05 yes ironically bt vision do show the most amount of football games, all be it all the 3pm saturday kickoffs in full from 9pm, so you can watch a match befor football first starts, although if you are a top four club supporter, this really wont suit you as predominantly the top 4 clubs rarely kick off at 3pm on a saturday It's good for when those epic matches happen. You're watching Sky Sports News in the pub on a Saturday afternoon and the goals go in like cricket scores - you'll be safe in the knowlegde that the match in its entirety will be available to watch that very evening or whenever you like over the next few days via VOD. No other service offers this.

06-08-2009, 14:33	#10
Vic. Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: N.Ireland, UK Posts: 378	Quote: Originally Posted by spaceman05 yes ironically bt vision do show the most amount of football games, all be it all the 3pm saturday kickoffs in full from 9pm, so you can watch a match befor football first starts, although if you are a top four club supporter, this really wont suit you as predominantly the top 4 clubs rarely kick off at 3pm on a saturday So, not all the 242 games are live? How many games do you think are broadcast live?

06-08-2009, 14:44	#11
keendartfan Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 12	Quote: Originally Posted by Vic. So, not all the 242 games are live? How many games do you think are broadcast live? I think you are getting confused with what BT Vision is. It doesn't stream any live football. The games are available to watch on demand 7 hours after kick off, therefore from 10pm on a Saturday after a 3pm kick off. The Liverpool v Stoke game is kicks off at 8pm the previous evening, and so is available 7 hours later at 3am. The only live football available on Freeview is via BBC, ITV, Five and ESPNUK.

06-08-2009, 14:52	#12
Vic. Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: N.Ireland, UK Posts: 378	keendartfan, thankyou so much. I was about to sign up for 18 months for the total broadband option 1. Phewwww! There's no way I'm paying an extra £15+/month for that.

06-08-2009, 15:18	#13
wwwebber Forum Member Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Nottingham Posts: 3,536	Quote: Originally Posted by Vic. keendartfan, thankyou so much. I was about to sign up for 18 months for the total broadband option 1. Phewwww! There's no way I'm paying an extra £15+/month for that. Out of interest - why would you be paying an extra £15 a month ?.

06-08-2009, 19:03	#14
Vic. Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: N.Ireland, UK Posts: 378	I'm already with BT broadband and calls. Vision would be an extra £15+ every month.

06-08-2009, 19:30	#15
wwwebber Forum Member Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Nottingham Posts: 3,536	Quote: Originally Posted by Vic. I'm already with BT broadband and calls. Vision would be an extra £15+ every month. I dont see why - you can just subscribe to Vision sport like I do for just under a fiver a month.

09-08-2009, 19:13	#16
Vic. Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: N.Ireland, UK Posts: 378	Quote: Originally Posted by wwwebber I dont see why - you can just subscribe to Vision sport like I do for just under a fiver a month. Well that changes things I was going with the 'Starter' pack offer they have for broadband, calls and vision for £30.33/month after month 3. aside from the £5.00/month, what would I have to pay? - £15 for vision+ box - connection fee - BT hub £44 .....and would I be able to get ESPN for the one off payment of £9.78?

09-08-2009, 21:01	#17
stuntmaster Forum Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Southampton - Hannington - TX Posts: 4,878	Quote: Originally Posted by Vic. Well that changes things I was going with the 'Starter' pack offer they have for broadband, calls and vision for £30.33/month after month 3. aside from the £5.00/month, what would I have to pay? - £15 for vision+ box - connection fee - BT hub £44 .....and would I be able to get ESPN for the one off payment of £9.78? you pay a one off fee for the box and a one off fee for the homehub. connection fee? don't think there is one. you wont get ESPN free fopr a one off fee of £9. only if you take out a value pack. which for £15 now seems worth it. as you'll get vision sport, ESPN. TV and TV replay and another pack of choice presumably picturebox (although you could choose music or kids). I'm on gold. and get the lot. i just wish they made a film pack tho. I mean if they can stuff most packs for £5 then I wouldn't mind paying say £5 for vision film and say £3 for Film 4 OD Films.

09-08-2009, 22:01	#18
Vic. Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: N.Ireland, UK Posts: 378	Thanks. Going to look further into this.

10-08-2009, 07:05	#19
johnson293 Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Newcastle upon Tyne Posts: 1,243	Quote: Originally Posted by Vic. Well that changes things I was going with the 'Starter' pack offer they have for broadband, calls and vision for £30.33/month after month 3. aside from the £5.00/month, what would I have to pay? - £15 for vision+ box - connection fee - BT hub £44 .....and would I be able to get ESPN for the one off payment of £9.78? From that link you posted, remember to add on £11.25/month line rental for the phone. And, for the £15 its a reconditioned Vision box - just something else to note. That is on an 18 month contract as well.

10-08-2009, 08:39	#20
wwwebber Forum Member Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Nottingham Posts: 3,536	Quote: Originally Posted by Vic. Well that changes things I was going with the 'Starter' pack offer they have for broadband, calls and vision for £30.33/month after month 3. aside from the £5.00/month, what would I have to pay? - £15 for vision+ box - connection fee - BT hub £44 .....and would I be able to get ESPN for the one off payment of £9.78? You only pay £15 for the vision box if you take it with a value pack. The same goes for ESPN - you'll only get it free if have a value pack (with a one off card fee of course). If you just want the Vision box then you pay £90 for a new one and then you can subscribe to any individual pack you like. For standalone vbox see here :- http://www.productsandservices.bt.co...?topicId=24694 For individual packs see here :- http://www.btvision.bt.com/viewing-p...standardsports Lastly, you get a homehub with all broadband options so if you havent got one then they should provide one free.

10-08-2009, 10:51	#21
Matterhorn Inactive Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 729	With out getting into an XX vs XX debate do you not think that BTV is expensive? at least to get going?

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10-08-2009, 11:02	#22
scotty2808 Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 435	Quote: Originally Posted by Matterhorn With out getting into an XX vs XX debate do you not think that BTV is expensive? at least to get going? not really. says quite clearly online it's £15 for the box if you take a value pack. connection fee is usually waived if you haggle. the only other outlay is £10 for the viewing card.

10-08-2009, 12:11	#23
Vic. Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: N.Ireland, UK Posts: 378	Thanks for clarifying things. Its not easy getting your head around all these options. Why they can't just simply sell a box and offer each station/package seperately baffles me. It would be much more efficient for both the company and the customer. A simple arrangment would encourage people to sign up.

10-08-2009, 13:34	#24
Matterhorn Inactive Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 729	Quote: Originally Posted by Vic. Thanks for clarifying things. Its not easy getting your head around all these options. Why they can't just simply sell a box and offer each station/package seperately baffles me. It would be much more efficient for both the company and the customer. A simple arrangment would encourage people to sign up. BT don't do simple! If you think thats tricky, wait until you get your first bill! It'll blow your mind!

10-08-2009, 13:46	#25
wwwebber Forum Member Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Nottingham Posts: 3,536	Quote: Originally Posted by Matterhorn BT don't do simple! If you think thats tricky, wait until you get your first bill! It'll blow your mind! He already uses BT for broadband & phone.