04 Feb 2025 06:20 AM
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04 Feb 2025 07:50 AM
@best+of+the+best what is the point of your post? That's clearly an American advert as it's in dollars
04 Feb 2025 09:23 AM
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@Nigelb1972 wrote:@best+of+the+best what is the point of your post? That's clearly an American advert as it's in dollars
And the point of your post is what
Any currency can be converted to Pounds GBP
as you don't get it @Nigelb1972 so $ 9.99 converts to £8.03
04 Feb 2025 09:50 AM - last edited: 04 Feb 2025 10:01 AM
@best+of+the+best wrote:
@Nigelb1972 wrote:@best+of+the+best what is the point of your post? That's clearly an American advert as it's in dollars
And the point of your post is what
Any currency can be converted to Pounds GBP
as you don't get it @Nigelb1972 so $ 9.99 converts to £8.03
And Prime Video at $14.99 converts to £12.06 , the actual uk price is £8.99
Max basic with ads is €5 99 (£4.98) in Europe , so that's a closer indication of what the UK price will be, Standard tier is €9.99 and Premium tier is €13.99 (which isn't available via Prime Video channels)
04 Feb 2025 10:04 AM - last edited: 04 Feb 2025 10:06 AM
@best+of+the+best wrote:
@Timelord2018 wrote:
@best+of+the+best wrote:
@Timelord2018 wrote:
Still failing to see the point of your post @Timelord2018
I agree with the other poster, this simply shouldn't be shown on pages with 24 month contracts
Every right to put a complaint into the Advertising Standards Authority
It depends if you've signed up for 24 months or on a 31 day rolling contract you still get Discovery + included on both contracts
So failing to see what your post actually means @Timelord2018
It says stream over 300 days of Cycling including the Tour De France, snooker and motorsports ,
04 Feb 2025 10:07 AM
I love the nitty gritty of terms and conditions and advertising sometimes.
It doesn't say which TdF?
Could be previous events?
I haven't had the time to delve deeper into how much content is on there though to be fair, as to whether they could cover this statement under that.
04 Feb 2025 11:11 AM
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@dom3663 wrote:I love the nitty gritty of terms and conditions and advertising sometimes.
It doesn't say which TdF?
Could be previous events?
I haven't had the time to delve deeper into how much content is on there though to be fair, as to whether they could cover this statement under that.
THe historical sporting coverage would be irrelevant as all the sporting content will end up behind the Discovery + Premium tier. Therefore any advertising stating that all sky customers would get access to that content could be considered misleading as it isn't available on the Discovery + Basic tier, which is the tier "included for free" as part of a Sky subscription.
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04 Feb 2025 11:51 AM
Apparently Virgin are allowing their customers a free upgrade to TNT Sport until their contracts end...
https://www.thesun.co.uk/tech/33166305/virgin-media-tv-upgrade-eurosport-tnt-sports-channel/amp/
04 Feb 2025 12:32 PM
The Sun reports that Virgin are giving their customers a free upgrade to TNT Sports until their contract ends.
04 Feb 2025 12:49 PM - last edited: 04 Feb 2025 12:50 PM
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@FastEddie1 wrote:
The Sun reports that Virgin are giving their customers a free upgrade to TNT Sports until their contract ends.
Good for them by nothing to so with Sky!
04 Feb 2025 01:57 PM
Its worth a call to Sky to see if they'll match this.
04 Feb 2025 06:25 PM
@FastEddie1 good luck with that.
04 Feb 2025 08:55 PM
@best+of+the+best wrote:
@Timelord2018 wrote:
@best+of+the+best wrote:
@Timelord2018 wrote:
Still failing to see the point of your post @Timelord2018
I agree with the other poster, this simply shouldn't be shown on pages with 24 month contracts
Every right to put a complaint into the Advertising Standards Authority
It depends if you've signed up for 24 months or on a 31 day rolling contract you still get Discovery + included on both contracts
So failing to see what your post actually means @Timelord2018
No I'm afraid it doesn't depend if you signed up to anything.
If it is deemed unfair to the consumer by ASA/Court/Ombudmans those small print words will mean very little all of a sudden.
It is advertising 300 days of cycling so a consumer would naturally assume they are getting 300 days of cycling.
You know last year I was told continually by a insurance company they did everything correctly to their terms and conditions. Role on 6 months later the Financial Ombudsman awards £3000 to myself.
04 Feb 2025 09:25 PM - last edited: 04 Feb 2025 10:00 PM
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@FastEddie1 wrote:
The Sun reports that Virgin are giving their customers a free upgrade to TNT Sports until their contract ends.
Note that the story (rather than the headline) actually says ' selected Virgin Media customers who regularly watch Eurosport ', which implies it's very far from being the whole customer base.
04 Feb 2025 10:37 PM
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@TimmyBGood wrote:
@FastEddie1 wrote:The Sun reports that Virgin are giving their customers a free upgrade to TNT Sports until their contract ends.
Note that the story (rather than the headline) actually says ' selected Virgin Media customers who regularly watch Eurosport ', which implies it's very far from being the whole customer base.
Maybe the Virgin Customers with less than 2 months left hence selected @FastEddie1
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