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US TV hits coming to BT Vision customers on demand.
So let me get this straight, BT want £6.99 a month and then 99p an episode.
All of a sudden, my access to all the stuff on demand on virgin for free is starting to look good value for money :)
At £6.99 a month I was interested in partnering this up when BT turn on Infinity in my area, then I saw the 99p an episode and thought sod that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee @ SCAN
I'd rather wait a while and buy the complete Seasons on Ebay.
I think that might be worded incorrectly. I think its 99p per episode if you don't subscrive to the TV pack. For TV pack subscribers I would imagine it would be free.
Although I could be wrong.
I think its free if your a subscriber - http://www.btvision.bt.com/prices/
Straight from the horse's mouth as it were...
"BT Vision customers will be able to enjoy ABC TV On Demand as part of BT Vision’s TV Pack for £6.99 per month. Individual episodes will be priced at 99p and customers will see new programmes added every month."
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Originally Posted by Lee @ SCAN
damn straight lee, there is so much available on vm's on-demand that it'd be hard to watch it all. £6.99 for stuff from one provider = not so good value. what happens when they want to add another?
looking at vision as a whole, it doesn't seem to stack against the competition, looking on bt's ste the top pack tv/phone/bb is £50 + line rental - can't see anyhting to state that it's includes so for the sake of round numbers it's £65, then if you want sports aswell it's another £12 just for sports 1&2. with vm it's currently £46 + rental for the xl pack & v+hd box. the sports pric eis about £10 cheaper with vision - but for £27 you get all sky sprts & sky movies on vm. so if i've priced it right, for the price of visions top jobbie, you can get vm+the hd box & sports/movies - think i'm gonna have to try and sweet talk a new deal with that price :)