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Belting Sky Deal

I have a belting offer (via Money Saving Expert) website:

 

If you have not had Sky TV for 12 continuous month you can take this offer up - £30/month (for 12 months, 12 month contract) for all the sky channels (including sports and movies in HD).

 

Link is here:  https://promotioncode.sky.com/campaigns/q2msecomplete?DCMP=afc-726842&affiliate=true

 

If you are with virgin had had the price increase letter no more than 30 days ago you can cancel your contract with them

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Does anybody have any need for those speeds? I'm fine on a tenth of that.

 

 

i was once told i was a long way from the exchange and it affected my speeds, dunno if thats still the case

 

 

anyway, with vm im on up to 70 - sure it started at up to 10 and just keeps getting 'free' upgrades

 

actually get 50 dl and 5up

 

works for streaming netflix, xbox and 3 or four tablets/phones

We are 5 miles+ from the exchange so old school broadband over copper is slow as fuck, like 2mb, you can still stream stuff and use phones/tablets whatever. It's just not reliable enough to work off, which is why fibre is "better", but more £. Fibre is optical so doesn't degrade over 5 miles, or across the Atlantic, as I had to explain to the Sky people.

We are 5 miles+ from the exchange so old school broadband over copper is slow as fuck, like 2mb, you can still stream stuff and use phones/tablets whatever. It's just not reliable enough to work off, which is why fibre is "better", but more £. Fibre is optical so doesn't degrade over 5 miles, or across the Atlantic, as I had to explain to the Sky people.

Ah, so like hdmi then

 

Remember you once explaining the old optical stuff

 

I put 10 x 50m hdmi cables in on a job last year - plenty experts told me it couldn't be done

HDMI is only supposed to work over a small distance, I believe you can get an extender, dunno, I only have 1m.

 

Copper pair is decades old technology where it is proven that noise means it drops off massively over distance and 5km is about as far as you want to go i.e. not 6.8km like me.

HDMI will work ok up to 20m I think. After that I'm not so sure, probably best to convert to cat6.

Gonzo - Head of Programming

 

" 9:30PM The Historical Thesaurus of the Oxford English Dictionary Show "

" 10:00PM The Naive Diaeresis "

 

:/

They always fuck your bill up. It will still be wrong

 

Clueless

 

Just got my bill.....they've fucked it up, they've managed to give me a £100 credit, fuck knows how or why........... 

Just got my bill.....they've fucked it up, they've managed to give me a £100 credit, fuck knows how or why........... 

 

sweep, any idea what contract garrp took out on that sky deal, i wouldn't mind getting the same one

sweep, any idea what contract garrp took out on that sky deal, i wouldn't mind getting the same one

 

I think he got a really good deal but he had to sign up for 18 months, and I think he paid for the majority of it up-front, in order to get the best deal.

I've fucked all but the basic Sky off now and just go and meither my local friends when there's anything on I want to watch. #topfreeloading    :D

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