Thread: Dad in a muddle over alternatives to Virgin Media TV
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Old 04-10-2008, 19:59   #9
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Re: Dad in a muddle over alternatives to Virgin Media TV
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Originally Posted by kitkat View Post
Whilst Sky seems tempting, now i've got the widescreen issue fixed, having XL Virgin TV and on demand cartoons seems like the best thing to buy.

What i'd say to people getting Virgin TV is the equipment doesn't seem anywhere near as fast as a good freeview box, which is such a shame.
ring up kitkat,if it was me attending a service call at yours and i had some sammys on i would give you one,it saves me a repeat fault, if i come and b*****it you youd be back on the phone which is quite understandable,our NTL version of the 4000 set top makes V+ look flippin fast!!
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