[access-uk] Re: Sky TV Freesat

Hi George.

Are you perhaps thinking of subscribing yourself?  Pauline and I have been 
thinking of subscribing to Sky but it's the £30 or there abouts a month that is 
stopping us.  Is Freenet the same as Freeview only using a satellite disk?  We 
purchased a Freeview box for £50 from Argos only to discover that it didn't 
work in our area.  But it really would be nice to have a few extra channels.  
At the moment, we only get 1,2, itv and 4.

Best wishes.
Andy
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: George Bell 
  To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2006 11:42 PM
  Subject: [access-uk] Sky TV Freesat


  Have any of you signed up for Sky's Freesat?

  For a one of flat fee of £150, you get a satellite dish and all the 
necessary, installed.  

  They claim access to around 120 TV channels and a lot more.

  And in their words:-

  Freesat from Sky gives access to a choice of some fantastic TV and radio 
programmes on offer in the UK in crystal clear digital quality. Whether it's 
keeping your kids entertained or simply entertaining yourself, you'll know 
where to find great entertainment whenever you need it. Catch all your 
favourites from BBC1, BBC2, ITV, Channel4 and five, plus great extra channels 
such as BBC3, BBC4, CNN, Travel Channel and loads more. And with interactive 
services including email, SMS text service, betting and online shopping, you 
can do more than just watch. 

  More details at:-

  http://www.freesatfromsky.co.uk/

  George.


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