BT Group buys ESPN Channels
24-04-2013, 21:46
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Re: BT Group buys ESPN Channels
I like how SKY included a link to cancel ESPN early. I've gone ahead and cancelled.
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26-04-2013, 12:07
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I havnt had an email from Sky yet. Defo means the end of ESPN. Shame no pricing has been annouced yet thou
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26-04-2013, 12:37
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Re: BT Group buys ESPN Channels
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I havnt had an email from Sky yet. Defo means the end of ESPN. Shame no pricing has been annouced yet thou
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Indeed lets hope BT get their skates on pretty damn soon.
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26-04-2013, 13:49
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Re: BT Group buys ESPN Channels
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Indeed lets hope BT get their skates on pretty damn soon.
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Indeed
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09-05-2013, 15:02
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Re: BT Group buys ESPN Channels
So it appears that we can add the BT Sport package to Sky, BT Sport 1 and 2 and ESPN for £12 a month + £15 activation fee, HD channels come free for a year, then it goes up to £15 a month to keep HD, channels launch August 1st.
If you have BT Broadband / Infinity it appears to be free.
Not for me I think, not prepared to pay more just to keep access to ESPN as I couldn't care less about the other sports they are offering.
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09-05-2013, 19:44
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Re: BT Group buys ESPN Channels
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Originally Posted by dwarven
So it appears that we can add the BT Sport package to Sky, BT Sport 1 and 2 and ESPN for £12 a month + £15 activation fee, HD channels come free for a year, then it goes up to £15 a month to keep HD, channels launch August 1st.
If you have BT Broadband / Infinity it appears to be free.
Not for me I think, not prepared to pay more just to keep access to ESPN as I couldn't care less about the other sports they are offering.
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I won`t be subscribing either. I`m only interested in the football and sky can more than satisfy my needs.I`m against the activation fee and the extra charge for hd after 12 months. I hope all sky customers boycot it. No word about what virgin customer will pay?
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09-05-2013, 21:21
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For as little as £20 a month if you pay line rental in advance you could have BT broadband, a phoneline and BT sport. I think it could be popular.
Lets not forget ESPN only had 23 games a season, BT has 38 with first picks included. Sky may have more games but it doesn't have all first picks.
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10-05-2013, 01:51
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Re: BT Group buys ESPN Channels
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Originally Posted by Bogof
For as little as £20 a month if you pay line rental in advance you could have BT broadband, a phoneline and BT sport. I think it could be popular.
Lets not forget ESPN only had 23 games a season, BT has 38 with first picks included. Sky may have more games but it doesn't have all first picks.
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To me it will come down to whether I want infinity, and whether the football encourages me to take it.
I think I will wait until I hear about offers from sky. Not concerned about who gives me broadband, as long as I can surf with it.
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10-05-2013, 08:44
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Maybe drop XL and get BT as well probably work out cheaper
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10-05-2013, 08:57
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Re: BT Group buys ESPN Channels
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Originally Posted by Bogof
For as little as £20 a month if you pay line rental in advance you could have BT broadband, a phoneline and BT sport. I think it could be popular.
Lets not forget ESPN only had 23 games a season, BT has 38 with first picks included. Sky may have more games but it doesn't have all first picks.
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Hmmm BT broadband the biggest load of rubbish l can ever remember and as the old saying goes once bitten twice shy.
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10-05-2013, 09:42
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Re: BT Group buys ESPN Channels
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Hmmm BT broadband the biggest load of rubbish l can ever remember and as the old saying goes once bitten twice shy.
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I once thought that about virginmedia (as many on here still do) but since returning in March I can't fault it. I would actually now recommend virginmedia, you might find the same it you ever go back to BT.
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10-05-2013, 10:32
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Re: BT Group buys ESPN Channels
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I once thought that about virginmedia (as many on here still do) but since returning in March I can't fault it. I would actually now recommend virginmedia, you might find the same it you ever go back to BT.
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When you say many on here you are of course talking about a very small vocal minority which you will find on any forum.
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10-05-2013, 11:58
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I wont be held to ransom by VM/BT over the new sports channels, it always makes me luagh that, customers are treated as though they have a bottomless pits in the pockets.
I am certainly not going to pay £12.00 per month for three channels, £5.00 yes, but l pay to watch football and especially Spurs games, but there is no gurrantee that Spurs will be on all the time.
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10-05-2013, 12:07
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Re: BT Group buys ESPN Channels
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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu
I wont be held to ransom by VM/BT over the new sports channels, it always makes me luagh that, customers are treated as though they have a bottomless pits in the pockets.
I am certainly not going to pay £12.00 per month for three channels, £5.00 yes, but l pay to watch football and especially Spurs games, but there is no gurrantee that Spurs will be on all the time.
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For me its not too bad as i currently pay £13 a month for ESPN so its not really too bad for me
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