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mad hank
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Hi can anyone give some friendly and concise advice please.
I spent some time trawling through previous threads and there didn't seem to be a clear answer.
I want Sky or prefferably Sky+ installing at home.
I do not have a telephone line fitted and i do not intend to get one.
If i purchase my own Sky (or Sky+) box from an AV outlet and get my dish and cable run by an independent installer do i need a telephone line?
No sarchastic answers about don't have Sky if you don't have a telephone line or what's the problem about getting a phone line please. Just take it as granted that i don't have a phone line and i don't intend to get one. Can i make it happen.
Some people mention this £25 waiver charge?? Is this true?
It seems that the only systems Sky stringently enforces this rule on is Multiroom systems which is fair enough but it seems they would miss a lot of business if they deny single room users access to thier service just because they choose not to have a phone line?
Many thanks,
Mad Hank
I spent some time trawling through previous threads and there didn't seem to be a clear answer.
I want Sky or prefferably Sky+ installing at home.
I do not have a telephone line fitted and i do not intend to get one.
If i purchase my own Sky (or Sky+) box from an AV outlet and get my dish and cable run by an independent installer do i need a telephone line?
No sarchastic answers about don't have Sky if you don't have a telephone line or what's the problem about getting a phone line please. Just take it as granted that i don't have a phone line and i don't intend to get one. Can i make it happen.
Some people mention this £25 waiver charge?? Is this true?
It seems that the only systems Sky stringently enforces this rule on is Multiroom systems which is fair enough but it seems they would miss a lot of business if they deny single room users access to thier service just because they choose not to have a phone line?
Many thanks,
Mad Hank