TV and Sky

Rabiddog_2

I think you are right avioraz regard s sky. However I think its a shared communal dish rather than a shared block of flats. You will also find that no vcr ever required cassette tapes and perhaps that is why yours never worked satisfactorily?;)
BT responsibility ends with the first Master Socket, all other sockets are your's. Make sure they fit an interstitial Plate for speedy internet.

naav

Thank you. :cheesy:

My PC doesn't have wireless capability. I've ordered BT Broadband and their latest router on option 1. Which USB Wireless Adaptor should I get?

McKneff

have a look on the sky website. it gives information about sky in flats.

had you got your broadband from sky it would have been free and also
free telephone calls evening and weekend. (sky talk)

naav

Hi, thanks. :cheesy:

had you got your broadband from sky it would have been free and also
free telephone calls evening and weekend. (sky talk)

I was going to go for all three sky packages but a friend told me sky broadband was unreliable so I just heeded his advice.

Leopard

anniehanlon wrote: »

have a look on the sky website. it gives information about sky in flats.

had you got your broadband from sky it would have been free and also
free telephone calls evening and weekend. (sky talk)

Once again, you are making incorrect generalisations and misinforming people about Sky. Do you work for Sky?

If the OP's telephone exchange hasn't been unbundled to Sky, the OP would be charged at least £120 a year by Sky for broadband.

Can't you get any facts about Sky correct? (Or don't you want to?)