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ITV, Channel 4/5????

sayireland · 2002-10-01 19:57:51

Are these channels still available when you switch a married FTA card into a different box?? They certainly were at some stage in the past if I am not mistaken, but at the moment?? Do the BBC's still say 'wrong card' message??? Thanks

01-10-2002 8:57pm

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sayireland

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Are these channels still available when you switch a married FTA card into a different box??

They certainly were at some stage in the past if I am not mistaken, but at the moment??

Do the BBC's still say 'wrong card' message???

Thanks

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#2 02-10-2002 9:36am

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yes

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sayireland

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Is this true of both the ex-sub cards from Britain and the 'official' BBC FTV cards??

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#4 02-10-2002 2:55pm

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Originally posted by sayireland
Is this true of both the ex-sub cards from Britain and the 'official' BBC FTV cards??

hmmm....methinks someone is about to inherit an old UK card when Sky change them over shortly! (not a bad idea....)

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