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#226 |
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£3 a month extra for HD if not a BT BB subscriber.
The signal is broadcast via satellite so the BB speed is irrelevant. |
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#227 |
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Thanks but on the BT Sport website it says you have BT Infinity to get it in HD?
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Thanks but on the BT Sport website it says you have BT Infinity to get it in HD?
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I'm rally confused about this free with BT broadband deal.
I'm a Sky subscriber and looking to change my broadband to BT. Does this mean I can get the channel for free to view through my Sky Box? Or do I still have to pay for the channel? I've seen difference answers about it only being able to view online/iPad app for free? |
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I'm rally confused about this free with BT broadband deal.
I'm a Sky subscriber and looking to change my broadband to BT. Does this mean I can get the channel for free to view through my Sky Box? Or do I still have to pay for the channel? I've seen difference answers about it only being able to view online/iPad app for free? |
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If you have BT Broadband it's free through the sky box and you can also view online and through the app
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I'm rally confused about this free with BT broadband deal.
I'm a Sky subscriber and looking to change my broadband to BT. Does this mean I can get the channel for free to view through my Sky Box? Or do I still have to pay for the channel? May be best to do a deal with your current supplier and buy BT sport as an add on. |
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It streams very well and it very good quality actually
I'm only basic broadband, so only get the online viewing, but if you just plug lapto into TV using HDMI cable, it is very clear! |
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Yes. But it's not really 'free' as BT will more than likely charge a lot more for line rental and BB than other suppliers.
May be best to do a deal with your current supplier and buy BT sport as an add on. |
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Thanks but on the BT Sport website it says you have BT Infinity to get it in HD?
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Not true. If you look at the BT website you will see that their line rental is cheaper than Sky's, you will also see that their BB is just as cheap with their high speed fibre being cheaper than Sky's.
Sky line rental £14.50 or £119.40 annually. BT unlimited BB £16. Sky unlimited BB £7.50. |
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BT line rental, £15.45 or £141 annually.
Sky line rental £14.50 or £119.40 annually. BT unlimited BB £16. Sky unlimited BB £7.50. |
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#239 |
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Not true. If you look at the BT website you will see that their line rental is cheaper than Sky's, you will also see that their BB is just as cheap with their high speed fibre being cheaper than Sky's.
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Today and for the next few weeks its liverpool sport 1
There are other teams yknow bt! Pretty much every one of your posts in this thread has been critical of BT, I would have thought by now you'd have enough to complain about that you didn't have to just make stuff up. Must try harder next time. |
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What on earth are you babbling on about? I'm not sure what BT website you've been looking at but what you said there re like rental and BB is completely wrong.
But I do stand corrected. |
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Not a Liverpool fan but hard to argue with the quality of BT's coverage this morning, very impressive.
I do like the simplicity of the graphics as well. Their using picture in picture quite a bit early on in the match. Not exactly cutting edge but might prove useful at times - Sky tended to cut away from the action too much last season for action shots of fans/managers etc. They showed Fletcher and Owen in vision just before kick off as well, both standing up. |
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They are keying in virtual advertising hoardings on the Liv v Oly game.
They look awful and are bouncing all over they place. EDIT: The virtual advertisements are for BT Sport and Warrior Sports, who are already on the static boards, strange decision. |
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BT line rental, £15.45 or £141 annually.
Sky line rental £14.50 or £119.40 annually. BT unlimited BB £16. Sky unlimited BB £7.50. |
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He said fibre, not ADSL2+. Sky fibre would still be cheaper in total but not that much cheaper.
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.....you will also see that their BB is just as cheap.....
£16 v £7.50. More than twice the price!!Just making the point that Sky subscribers wanting BT Sport may be better going to or sticking with Sky BB, especially as Sky are currently offering free unlimited BB for Sky Sports subscribers. |
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£16 v £7.50. More than twice the price!!
Sky ADSL2+ broadband is certainly cheaper for new customers. It's a good strategy because they have far less interest in moving people to FTTC than BT do. |
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I viewed both websites a few months ago and saw that BT was cheaper. That was with the once annual cost of the line rental and BT worked out cheaper than Sky.
But I do stand corrected. |
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High Speed Fibre Unlimited Comparable Prices
Sky £20pm (currently £10pm for 6 months) + £14.50 line rental BT £23pm (currently £20pm for 12 months) + £15.45 line rental + £30 activation fee |
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High Speed Fibre Unlimited Comparable Prices
Sky £20pm (currently £10pm for 6 months) + £14.50 line rental BT £23pm (currently £20pm for 12 months) + £15.45 line rental + £30 activation fee Sky £30pm + £14.50 line rental BT £26pm (£20 for 3 months) + 15.45 line rental (no activation charge) |
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Watching BT sport panel its good. My only niggle I wish the cameras would stop moving though it's doing my head in. Also BT sport 1HD is still much quieter than 2 which is annoying hope they sort that.
Dont think much of all the pre football debating. |
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