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Donaldo · 2005-10-13 16:14:33

I've decided to go for a Sky+ installation and have read somewhere on this forum that the advice is go to a bricks and mortar installer rather than directly to Sky. What is the basis for this recommendation? Also, can anybody recommend some installers in Cork? TIA.

13-10-2005 4:14pm

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I've decided to go for a Sky+ installation and have read somewhere on this forum that the advice is go to a bricks and mortar installer rather than directly to Sky. What is the basis for this recommendation? Also, can anybody recommend some installers in Cork?

TIA.

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#2 14-10-2005 9:25pm

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i guess if its someone local in your town, like an electrician store who is probably a licensed installer for Sky or something then it might be done a bit quicker and easier to get a hold of them. Besides you might know how reliable the local lads are as opposed to someone you dont know from Sky

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