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Am i allowed ask about those dodgy boxes ??

Leiva · 2008-07-24 12:32:07

Hi, Am i allowed to ask about those dodgy boxes (free sat tv) ??:rolleyes: L

24-07-2008 12:32pm

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Leiva

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Hi,
Am i allowed to ask about those dodgy boxes (free sat tv) ??:rolleyes:

L

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#2 24-07-2008 12:35pm

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Freesat (the UK platform), yes.

If you mean getting free channels on satellite illegally, no.

If you mean getting the channels available for free on satellite (FTA), then yes.

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#3 24-07-2008 12:37pm

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`Ta...better to be safe than sorry ... clear the post at will !

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#4 24-07-2008 6:07pm

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Freesat's not dodgey. Its perfectly legal to use.

Despite Videoguard never having been cracked - and therefore "dodgeyboxes" such as exist for cable not really being a problem for satellite, nonetheless, this thread still needs to come to a stop.

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