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Will plusnet consider offering BT Vision?

CaptainFantasti
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Re: Will plusnet consider offering BT Vision?

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Paying a supplementary subscription for (the right) TV service is the fairest way.

I second that emotion.
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...there are no free lunches all extras are to be paid for and it will go on all our bills.
I for one want the best value Internet and phone only and not a bloated service

Aren't the phone services "extras"?
Am I subsidising your phone service?
Anotherone
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Re: Will plusnet consider offering BT Vision?

You have got to be kidding, look at the line rental we pay!
PeterLoftus
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Re: Will plusnet consider offering BT Vision?

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Aren't the phone services "extras"?

No you need the phone service to have an ISP but you do have a choice who you give this business to  Smiley
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jwt99412
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Re: Will plusnet consider offering BT Vision?

BT Sport including the rugby for me please  Smiley
Stoker
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Re: Will plusnet consider offering BT Vision?

It's rumoured that Sky will be slashing their internet prices in August if you subscribe to Sky Sports (which I do anyway): ADSL Unlimited will be free and Fibre Unlimited will be £12:50.
So even though I'm only about half-way into an 18-month fibre contract with Plusnet that would be tempting - unless they follow suit.
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Re: Will plusnet consider offering BT Vision?

I was offered Sky HD (all packages) plus Sky Broadband free for a year.
I still refused. I wasn't sure if it was a genuine offer or a test to see if my complete hatred for Sky could be compromised but I refused point blank to have anything to do with them again.
CaptainFantasti
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Re: Will plusnet consider offering BT Vision?

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It's rumoured that Sky will be slashing their internet prices in August if you subscribe to Sky Sports (which I do anyway): ADSL Unlimited will be free and Fibre Unlimited will be £12:50.

Interesting, they're basically dropping the price of both by £7.50.
Sky Sports is £21 a month, though it's worth noting
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*Sky TV price will increase on 1 September 2013 by up to 10% in accordance with our standard terms.
ESPN will cease to be available on the Sky TV subscription service after 31 July.

So it'll be £23 a month once the footy season beds in.
hg144
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Re: Will plusnet consider offering BT Vision?

Hi, as others have mentioned, BT's offering including BT Sport will start to look good value for money, and would certainly prompt us to think about switching when the time comes.
Hopefully Plusnet will be offering the possibility for us to get access to BT Sport at a reasonable rate so that it remeins competitive. We have been very happy with Plusnet since switching from O2 earlier this year, and would love to be able to stay.
If you are looking for triallists, please count us in as we would love to help out, (and get in early).
ajprice
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Re: Will plusnet consider offering BT Vision?

If its the BT television with the sport channel, and if I can get it on the YouView box I bought from Richer Sounds, that would be good.
CaptainFantasti
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Re: Will plusnet consider offering BT Vision?

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If you are looking for triallists

I, too, would throw my hat in the ring to be on any TV trial.
However, given BT Sport starts on 1st August, and the first Premiership matches are 17th August, is there enough time for a trial?
Also, BT are offering free HD for a year if you order broadband before 1st August.
I will be looking to jump to BT by mid-July if PlusNet has nothing to offer on this front.
PlusNet has less than four weeks to get its act together.
Devonian
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Re: Will plusnet consider offering BT Vision?

Jump ship to BT? 
Are you mad?  Cheesy
CaptainFantasti
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Re: Will plusnet consider offering BT Vision?

Football mad, maybe.
Adie:quote
PeterLoftus
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Re: Will plusnet consider offering BT Vision?

@CaptainFantastic
still here? thought you had gone to BT  Roll_eyes
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Re: Will plusnet consider offering BT Vision?

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Jump ship to BT? 
Are you mad?  Cheesy

Football mad, maybe.

You wont see much of it on BT, the idiots couldn't make a cup of tea let alone give you working internet Wink
And then there is the foreign call centre... *shudderz*
CaptainFantasti
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Re: Will plusnet consider offering BT Vision?

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@CaptainFantastic
still here? thought you had gone to BT  Roll_eyes

No, not quite left.
As above, I will assess my options mid-July.
By that time, the TV schedules should have been set for who shows which matches.
(I believe the deadline is July 7th-ish).

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You wont see much of it on BT, the idiots couldn't make a cup of tea let alone give you working internet Wink
And then there is the foreign call centre... *shudderz*

What is your experience of BT Broadband, Devonian?
I think I had a query with my phone bill a couple of years ago, and used the Live Chat via BT.com:
seemed to work fine.
But, as I say, I am football mad (though not mad enough, or rich enough,  to pay SKY high prices), so swapping
£10 a month PlusNet for £16 a month BT is looking tempting, despite the supposed risks.