BBC iPlayer in Europe
Oct 26th 2011, 8:15 am
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Re: BBC iPlayer in Europe
Why on earth do you pay for these things when they are available free?
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Nov 3rd 2011, 2:49 pm
#17
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Re: BBC iPlayer in Europe
As I explained earlier Londonuck, the reason I pay is to avoid being bombarded by ads and spyware.
If a free service works for you that's great. I prefer to pay, what is let's face it nominal amount of less than a euro a week, for a consistently reliable, fast and trouble free service. Horses for courses.
There are lots of providers out there, both paid and "free". At one stage the amounts they charged seemed to vary widely. Nowdays, for those that charge, 40 euro a year seems to be as low as it gets.
If a free service works for you that's great. I prefer to pay, what is let's face it nominal amount of less than a euro a week, for a consistently reliable, fast and trouble free service. Horses for courses.
There are lots of providers out there, both paid and "free". At one stage the amounts they charged seemed to vary widely. Nowdays, for those that charge, 40 euro a year seems to be as low as it gets.
Nov 5th 2011, 9:23 am
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Nov 6th 2011, 4:54 am
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Re: BBC iPlayer in Europe
As I explained earlier Londonuck, the reason I pay is to avoid being bombarded by ads and spyware.
If a free service works for you that's great. I prefer to pay, what is let's face it nominal amount of less than a euro a week, for a consistently reliable, fast and trouble free service. Horses for courses.
There are lots of providers out there, both paid and "free". At one stage the amounts they charged seemed to vary widely. Nowdays, for those that charge, 40 euro a year seems to be as low as it gets.
If a free service works for you that's great. I prefer to pay, what is let's face it nominal amount of less than a euro a week, for a consistently reliable, fast and trouble free service. Horses for courses.
There are lots of providers out there, both paid and "free". At one stage the amounts they charged seemed to vary widely. Nowdays, for those that charge, 40 euro a year seems to be as low as it gets.
