£30 credit in "TECHNICAL STUFF"

[blackshadow1981]

whats is this £30 credit thing?

VM+HD got set up about 2 months ago (i LOVE IT) and they did say something about £30 credit at the time but to be honist i didnt really understand them and forgot all about it.

(because i was too worked up about comeing from 2mb slow as hell BB and about 12 freeview channels to the top tear VM goodness)

today i was looking about in the menus and found in the technical stuff a row called "credit" with £30 to the right of that, i dont understand whats thats for or how i use it. is it used for pay-pre-view movies? or is it showing that £30 will come off my bill? can i use it to say get a porn channel for a night then have that come out of the credit showing on my box? im sorry if i sound really thick but i dont understand.......

can someone help me bye explaining what this £30 is all about and how it is used, thank you

[Digital Fanatic]

whats is this £30 credit thing?

VM+HD got set up about 2 months ago (i LOVE IT) and they did say something about £30 credit at the time but to be honist i didnt really understand them and forgot all about it.

(because i was too worked up about comeing from 2mb slow as hell BB and about 12 freeview channels to the top tear VM goodness)

today i was looking about in the menus and found in the technical stuff a row called "credit" with £30 to the right of that, i dont understand whats thats for or how i use it. is it used for pay-pre-view movies? or is it showing that £30 will come off my bill? can i use it to say get a porn channel for a night then have that come out of the credit showing on my box? im sorry if i sound really thick but i dont understand.......

can someone help me bye explaining what this £30 is all about and how it is used, thank you

It's your On Demand purchases and interactive games, monthly credit limit.

:waving: :welcome: :wavey: to the forum too!

[blackshadow1981]

so that would mean i can get some HD movies from VM without it pushing my monthly bill up then? (it will just come out of my £30 cred)

sorry im not very good with this stuff just trying to get my head around it all

[Ben B]

No, it means once you've spent £30 you can't spend anymore, this is to prevent you overspending on On Demand things on you're bill. You are still charged but can only spend £30 on On Demand programmes every month

[Digital Fanatic]

As Ben says, it's a limit to stop you spending more than £30 in one month on top of your services.

If you hit the limit, then you can't order any more until the bill clears.

[v0id]

30 seems a bit low.
The credit limit on my box has always been in the low thousands, currently 3000. Even though no one in my household has actually ever used [paid] VOD

[Ben B]

That might be in pence cause mine used to say £30.00 now it just says 3000

[blackshadow1981]

thanks guys, speedy and helpful:)

happy i didnt use any of that now lol my first bill comes in end of this month and its a killer! (£90+)

but i truely LOVE VM theres soooo many channels and lots of HD, super fast interweb and free tv/music on demond (top tv tear)

ive never had sky but they can kiss my V+HD box lol

once again thanks guys for the heads up

[spiderplant]

Actually, the credit limit on the box isn't used any more. It used to be there to prevent overspend on pay-per-view channels, but now they are billed immediately in the same way as VOD purchases are.