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Great Cheapest Freeview Box Hunt
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Armagh myself - a lot of black areas
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TECHWOOD AE STBS7B Digital Freeview anyone tried one of these?0
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how about a free box, anyone who places an order over £50 with either great universal or Littlewoods and uses a code will get a freeview box absolutely free - if you want the code please pmmiss-piggin :j Mum of 2 wonderful girls and a gorgeous little man.DFW Halifax£2330 Tesco£2576 Virgin£3238 Little£5468 Asda£242 Barc£240 Catalogue£1600 Halifax1£2k Halifax2£250 [STRIKE]Capital£100 Picture£53k GE Mo £30k. Mortgage1 £135k. TOTAL £236044.0
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hi im new to mse.com but i hope this helps currys have a freeview box at £17.99 but sunday in asda they were selling freeview boxes at £12.99!!!!
i didnt notice the topup slots but beat that for a saving both come with remotes but no scart leads which il never understand but hey ho0 -
TECHWOOD AE STBS7B Digital Freeview anyone tried one of these?0
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yes mate got one it works fine but i paid 17.99 from currys0
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i woke up this morning to find the 18 months old freeview box (bush) dead:mad: changed the plug fuse but it did not work...i bought it from tesco for £30 18 months ago...do you think tesco will replace it?0
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no they wont unless you have extended guarentee most electricals are for 12 months.my bark is worse than my bite!!!!!!!!0
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I live in an area which according to the freeview website doesn't have freeview coverage. What do you reckon my chances are of getting any digital channels at all through an aerial our analogue reception isn't bad for BBC and ITV but is less good for 4 and 5. We aren't in a cable area and I don't really want to pay £150 to have an eyesore satellite dish on the front of the house....0
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I live in an area which according to the freeview website doesn't have freeview coverage. What do you reckon my chances are of getting any digital channels at all through an aerial our analogue reception isn't bad for BBC and ITV but is less good for 4 and 5. We aren't in a cable area and I don't really want to pay £150 to have an eyesore satellite dish on the front of the house....:beer:0
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