sky never miss

[02cassie]

thank you so much for telling me about this site iv just spent 2 hours putting in all the programs i watch so a really big thank you 

[donbidyre]

Some time ago, I suggested an integration between the (then) Sky+ App & Nevermiss such that you could search in the app for a film/series & if it was not scheduled during the next week, it would automatically pass the same search to Nevermiss & give the option to set a reminder.

Something like that would have been progress & useful. The suggested alternative to Nevermiss is a pathetic backward step by comparison.

I'm not a happy Sky customer.

[bob1234]

@Firewall13  I have registered an interest, I don't mind adverts perhaps Sky would pay to advertise on it.

If it is a subscription service I am not sure what an acceptable price point would be for me, Advert support is fine I can just ignore them as I do on everything else.

[SKY1992bf]

@Firewall13  I will register an interest however I don't think I would use it if it was subscription based, advert based would be fine though

[SKY1992bf]

@GeekTown  Have already signed up for your version 

[GigglingGobby]

@GeekTown      no films?

[bob1234]

@GeekTown  I have not tried it long enough to see if it works but so far it does not seem that user friendly.

Unless I have got it wrong, you have to enter your email address every time you select a programme and there does not seem to be a way of looking at which programmes you have asked to be reminded about.

[GeekTown]

@GigglingGobby Sadly no. It's an extension of the existing tv premiere date service I run, and I've never tracked films on there, only tv shows. Bear in mind, the site is mainly run by me and is quite a lot of work tracking the tv show premieres, so I just don't think I'd cope adding in all the films shown on tv as well.

[sileic]

@GeekTown Thanks for this. Will it let me know if a past series /season is repeated? I used to use Sky Never miss a lot for shows I had not seen so set it to alret me when the first series was on again. 

[Anonymous]

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@bob1234 wrote:

@GeekTown  I have not tried it long enough to see if it works but so far it does not seem that user friendly.

Unless I have got it wrong, you have to enter your email address every time you select a programme and there does not seem to be a way of looking at which programmes you have asked to be reminded about.

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  @bob1234  Yes, you do have to enter your email address for each programme. I used copy & paste for that, much easier, and as I said, the whole thing only took me 50 minutes.

[bob1234]

@Anonymous  Yes I did that as well, it is really the ability to see which programmes I have asked to be reminded about is the main thing I miss.

[oj01]

@bob1234 wrote

• Yes I did that as well, it is really the ability to see which programmes I have asked to be reminded about is the main thing I miss

And I also wondered if you put your email in twice for a series (because you can't remember whether or not you did it), would you get the email twice @GeekTown? 

[Eddie+Evans]

For me I started this discussion because i used never miss for FILMS and geektown i think doesn't cover this. Anyway i'm watching Cyrstal Palace V Burnely for FREE on Amazon Prime now and then American Horror Story on NETFLIX, now there are two companies who know how to look after their customers.

[Annie+UK]

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@Eddie+Evans wrote:

For me I started this discussion because i used never miss for FILMS and geektown i think doesn't cover this. Anyway i'm watching Cyrstal Palace V Burnely for FREE on Amazon Prime now and then American Horror Story on NETFLIX, now there are two companies who know how to look after their customers.

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When did Amazon prime become free? Or are you using a trial?

[oj01]

@Annie+UK The football is free to view on Amazon. No idea how to view it though if you don't have an Amazon account 😂