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Broadband and TV in edenwood

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  • 26-10-2008 3:42pm
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    Francob
    Closed Accounts Posts: 28 ✭


    ??Hello,

    I am new to edenwood and have noticed a broadworks box in my living room. Is it possible to get NTL in this apartment complex ?

    Also, does anyone use them for broadband?


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    Gingy
    Registered Users Posts: 683 ✭✭✭Gingy


    Francob wrote: »
    ??Hello,

    I am new to edenwood and have noticed a broadworks box in my living room. Is it possible to get NTL in this apartment complex ?

    Also, does anyone use them for broadband?

    Use Eircom for Broadband and one of my neighbours has ntl digital I usually go over to his to cheer on "you boys in Green", I'll ask him for you.


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    LEIN
    Registered Users Posts: 9,936 ✭✭✭LEIN


    TV is crap and if your renting your stuck with it.

    Haven't tried BB but i enquired about it. 2meg up and down with a cap of 1GB per day for €30 a month. For an extra €2 you can have 10meg and no cap with NTL. So that was an instant no no for me.


    http://www.broadworks.tv/


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    mmcm888
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    Just rented a house in Eden Wood - Are broadworks my only TV option? They seem very expensive for essentially what you would get from a dish and a freeview box.


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    LEIN
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    mmcm888 wrote: »
    Just rented a house in Eden Wood - Are broadworks my only TV option? They seem very expensive for essentially what you would get from a dish and a freeview box.


    Im afraid so. You could risk Sky. Maybe if landlord is easy going he might agree.


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    mmcm888
    Closed Accounts Posts: 31 ✭mmcm888


    Thanks for the info Damo. They seem to have a poor reputation for broadband from what I could gather from the broadband forum.
    I'll see how it goes for setting up SKY - I've a back garden - sort of south facing - where I could stick one of those cant-believe-its-not-a-dish devices. The only problem is getting the cable into the house without drilling holes.


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