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1200 films for £15 is too much? Wow, just wow.0
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Just as a quick aside to anyone. If you are going to change your package for broadband or tv etc then I really recommend you to go through quidco. Most broadband/tv providers put you on a good rate for the first 6-12 months and then hike the price up. I go between sky and BT every year, every time I change I get £90-£120 in cashback and I get a discounted rate again. Saved £300 this year doing this. Same goes for electricity, car insurance, mobile contracts etc. I have made £750 from them for purchases that I would be making anyway in the past few years. Highly recommend. They take the first £5 of your earnings each year, that is the only catch, and they are brilliant. Just got £115 today for changing to BT, and at the same time reducing my monthly broadband/phone cost from £42 to £28. Brilliant.0
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Anyone with Now TV can get a free 1 month movie pass with code AANOWDMRW7MP
Just remember to cancel before the month is up.
Might come in handy to some of you over Christmas.0 -
I have Apple TV and subscribe to NOW Entertainment and Movies. When I want to watch something on Sports I just buy a day pass2
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Just caught up with this. Jimmy is bang on the money. Some people's attitudes are astounding.0
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Why buy a day pass , just get yourself iptv more reliable kodi costs about £80 for the year easy menu to operate0
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What are the pros and cons of Kodi?0
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Pros - cheap
Cons - Jimmy gets the hump.0 -
Pros: all it takes to start using it is the cost of a Fire Stick and an hour or so of your time.Mendonca In Asdas said:What are the pros and cons of Kodi?
Cons: if you want to watch live TV, you'll probably have to sign up for and install a paid service. You can use the free ones for that too, but don't rely on the quality being very good.0 -
What's people's provider of choice these days?
I'm currently paying around £85 with BT
£55 of that is Broadband (full fibre 500) with a landline phone as well TV with Sport is around £30.
I'm pretty happy with the service
I've had a look around. I could probably get it down a bit if I had a separate broadband provider. But then I've got the issue of landline calls and then probably finding a new TV provider which might be a ballache??0 -
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Are you out of contract? As soon as you are, phone BT and say you've seen a better deal and are thinking of leaving. Then ask for a discount on the price they are offering you for your new contract.carly burn said:What's people's provider of choice these days?
I'm currently paying around £85 with BT
£55 of that is Broadband (full fibre 500) with a landline phone as well TV with Sport is around £30.
I'm pretty happy with the service
I've had a look around. I could probably get it down a bit if I had a separate broadband provider. But then I've got the issue of landline calls and then probably finding a new TV provider which might be a ballache??
Nothing ventured, nothing gained.0 -
All broadband providers are in a really fierce war for subscribers currently. If you aren't having a conversation with whoever your provider is then more fool you. Their standing on the stockmarket is totally beholden to their subscriber bases.
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Does anyone use Kodi anymore?0
