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Free 160gb Video Recorder if subscribe 12 months of TopUpTV Anytime at £9.99 a month
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Great Features
With a 160gb Top Up TV+ box you can do lots of clever things.
This great offer is available with a 12 month contract of Top Up TV Anytime - the great entertainment package, offering a host of programmes to watch whenever you choose
Offer is a free refurbished 160gb Top Up TV+ DTR, £20 connection fee applies, when you subscribe to 12 months of Top Up TV Anytime at £9.99 a month
All Top Up TV+ DTRs come with a 12 month warranty. Offer extended until 31st July.
http://www.topuptv.com/tvplus/index.html
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With a 160gb Top Up TV+ box you can do lots of clever things.
This great offer is available with a 12 month contract of Top Up TV Anytime - the great entertainment package, offering a host of programmes to watch whenever you choose
Offer is a free refurbished 160gb Top Up TV+ DTR, £20 connection fee applies, when you subscribe to 12 months of Top Up TV Anytime at £9.99 a month
All Top Up TV+ DTRs come with a 12 month warranty. Offer extended until 31st July.
http://www.topuptv.com/tvplus/index.html
- Watch all Freeview
- Upgrade to Pay-TV packages
- Pause and rewind live TV
- Record two programmes at the same time
- Record a whole series at the touch of a button
- Build up a library of your favourite programmes
- No disks, no tapes, just total control
- Easy to use TV guide to help you plan your viewing
- Child lock enables you to control your kids' viewing
- No phone or broadband tie ins
- No installation required
- No dish or cable
- Gives you the flexibility to add on TV packages in the future
- Recommended by Computer Shopper and Trusted Reviews
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Not a bad offer, though it's worth bearing in mind that Top Up TV's channels are staggered - eg, you don't get a channel for a whole day. Instead, one channel may run from nine till five, and another channel may then take over from five till ten. Unlike Sky and NTL where you get a whole channel all day.0
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Good offer, except the digital boxes are a bit rubbish. I'm using one at the moment, and 95% of the time it's great. But then every now and again, you'll set it to record something you really want, and for no apparent reason, it just decides not to tape it.
Then you get a daft message saying recording failed, but giving no reason why it's failed.
So definately recommended if you can cope with something that will occasionally let you down.0 -
Yep I had 3 of these boxes all went back due to 25% of recording just not recording on all channels very very frustrating. Looks as though thats why the offer is on0
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If you are looking to spend that sort of cash on a monthly TV sub I would recommend BTVision if you are a BT Broadband user. You get the PVR free and for £14 a month you will get loads of VOD content plus Picturebox and Setanta Sports 1. Much better value than TUTV in my opinion. Plus the PVR actually works!0
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Beancounter wrote: »If you are looking to spend that sort of cash on a monthly TV sub I would recommend BTVision if you are a BT Broadband user. You get the PVR free and for £14 a month you will get loads of VOD content plus Picturebox and Setanta Sports 1. Much better value than TUTV in my opinion. Plus the PVR actually works!
It's worth noting - £9.99 x 12 = £119.88 and £14 x 12 is £168 (without connection) - so there's around £50 between them both.
But with BT vision don't you also have to have a BT line (circa £120 a year) and broadband (circa £120 a year)? And doesn't BTV also share the broadband?
I live in an area that can only get 2Mbps BT broadband, we have two PC's - BT Vision isn't really an option for me. But maybe it is for others where freeeview coverage isn't too hot.
Each to their own - I have a freeeview PVR, wouldn't live without it!0 -
It's worth noting - £9.99 x 12 = £119.88 and £14 x 12 is £168 (without connection) - so there's around £50 between them both.
Yes, correct but you sre getting so much more for your money with BTV. You would be £25 for the equivalant package with TUTV. I wasn't comparing prices as such, just stating what extra you could get with BTV. I could just as easlily have said another £6 a month would get you more from Sky too.But with BT vision don't you also have to have a BT line (circa £120 a year) and broadband (circa £120 a year)? And doesn't BTV also share the broadband? !
That's a bit unfair as most folk will have a phone line and broadband anyway. As it happens, yes, I do need BB and phone but I will be getting those anyway. I currently subscribe to the "Value pack" if I up the sub to the new Bronze pack I will get Picturebox, and another 2 services along with Setanta for £8 more. Sign up to the pack for 18 months and that saves the equivalant of £2.66 a month and renegotiating my BB contract means I get the same service for £4 a month cheaper. So the net cost of all the extras is less than 2 quid a month.I live in an area that can only get 2Mbps BT broadband, we have two PC's - BT Vision isn't really an option for me. But maybe it is for others where freeeview coverage isn't too hot.!
You should be ok with 2mbps I would have thought. Isn't that the minimum speed required?Each to their own - I have a freeeview PVR, wouldn't live without it!
Amen to that one!0 -
Free 160gb recorder????
How do you figure that out?
You only get it if you spend £9.99/mth for 12 months on TopUpTV.
Now that might well be a good offer, but that doesn't mean the recorder is 'free'.0 -
Free 160gb recorder????
How do you figure that out?
You only get it if you spend £9.99/mth for 12 months on TopUpTV.
Now that might well be a good offer, but that doesn't mean the recorder is 'free'.
Quoting their site: *Offer is a free refurbished 160gb Top Up TV+ DTR, £20 connection fee applies, when you subscribe to 12 months of Top Up TV Anytime at £9.99 a month. Offer is a 250gb Top Up TV+ Digital TV Recorder for £99.99, including £20 connection fee, when you subscribe to 12 months of Top Up TV Anytime at £9.99 a month. All Top Up TV+ DTRs come with a 12 month warranty. Offer extended until 31st July.
It's free if you're about to buy TUTV for £20 + £9.99 pm - buy it this way and you'll get a box free. How's that not free?________________________________________
Explain yourself Mr. N. Loggin. :mad:0
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