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is MSE to return TV, or go online?
brightonman123
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Helo from a fan, and due to this site, a successful credit card charge reclaimer
(£672 rebate, from Capital One – woohoo!)
no,w where was I? Oh yes.. I was wondering when/if your very useful and entertaining (albeit too short) tv programme was to ever ho back on air?
I found the walkthroughs very handy (as above!), and looked forward to hearing about the latest bargains or loopholes to be exploited. a belated Boo hiss to channel 5, for not seeing the benefit of keeping this type of show going, especially in this current climate.
Then I had a brain wave – why not do it online? Short segments could be filmed and put on youtube or zshare etc, or even streamed live (ustream? There may be others, I have not checked this out abd I guess it shows!), with overlaid advertising, or product placement- or even details of how viewers could donate towards the costs of production etc?
Many thanks once again, and carry on the goood work.
Ayo Moneysaving Experts, as future President Joanna Lumley might say!
(£672 rebate, from Capital One – woohoo!)
no,w where was I? Oh yes.. I was wondering when/if your very useful and entertaining (albeit too short) tv programme was to ever ho back on air?
I found the walkthroughs very handy (as above!), and looked forward to hearing about the latest bargains or loopholes to be exploited. a belated Boo hiss to channel 5, for not seeing the benefit of keeping this type of show going, especially in this current climate.
Then I had a brain wave – why not do it online? Short segments could be filmed and put on youtube or zshare etc, or even streamed live (ustream? There may be others, I have not checked this out abd I guess it shows!), with overlaid advertising, or product placement- or even details of how viewers could donate towards the costs of production etc?
Many thanks once again, and carry on the goood work.
Ayo Moneysaving Experts, as future President Joanna Lumley might say!
Long time away from MSE, been dealing real life stuff..
Sometimes seen lurking on the compers forum :-)
Sometimes seen lurking on the compers forum :-)
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Yeah a webseries would be a cool idea, they already have some vids on the website and maybe bandwidth costs could be offset by putting it on youtube
not sure if five own the rights to the series though0
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