What sellers?
Is it worth to pay for n3?
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What sellers?
The people running the stable usable paysevers aren't your standard traders.....
I'll work at producing you lot some video proof of how a VM3 card can be share to a variety of boxes....
at the end of the day...for all those worried...n3 has not put end to watching virgin. it means you now have to pay a very small £££ to watch it and have the internet,
also a plus side is not having to wait for top guys like 2bc to come out with fix when virgin change codes!
every cloud has a....lol
also a plus side is not having to wait for top guys like 2bc to come out with fix when virgin change codes!
every cloud has a....lol
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I have a right problem with that tho ... the part about waiting for somebody else to fix it...
not sure how that not having to wait for fixes any more is a problem? could you explain please? thanks
Well if everyone sat around waiting for somebody else to fix it, then nothing would get done.
I see one guy already posted up his virmin cs !
But I cant post full description/details obviously...
But he offers XL package for bit cheaper and the XL+ package which offers the rest of the paid for channels:
HIS PRICES:
1 Month £40
3 Months £100
6 Months £160
12 Months £270
Server doesnt appear too be up and running but reading thru the comments bit more info I read.
"well starview6 is up and running in ireland on n3 (upc) . as for servers at £40 a month can't see them being up"
The guy whos charging 270 quid for 12 months hasnt got n3 in his area so is unable too start his c/s anyhow....
Theres talk of someone using a krytview with ethernet adaptor successfully also but hes got glitches/issues.
Apparantly the folk with starview6 boxes that have it working in ireland say its glitchy/not 100% atm either.
Its early days imo so will have too see once the full rollout happens in uk then the whole of england can work of workarounds and soloutions
But its looking like this is the new route and imo at these prices I would have imagined no more then a tenner per month tbh since virgin prices are better then skys, and when one can pay max £20 per month with sat c/s and get 1500+ channels in hd also and world wide any point in cable c/s ?
But I cant post full description/details obviously...
But he offers XL package for bit cheaper and the XL+ package which offers the rest of the paid for channels:
HIS PRICES:
1 Month £40
3 Months £100
6 Months £160
12 Months £270
Server doesnt appear too be up and running but reading thru the comments bit more info I read.
"well starview6 is up and running in ireland on n3 (upc) . as for servers at £40 a month can't see them being up"
The guy whos charging 270 quid for 12 months hasnt got n3 in his area so is unable too start his c/s anyhow....
Theres talk of someone using a krytview with ethernet adaptor successfully also but hes got glitches/issues.
Apparantly the folk with starview6 boxes that have it working in ireland say its glitchy/not 100% atm either.
Its early days imo so will have too see once the full rollout happens in uk then the whole of england can work of workarounds and soloutions
But its looking like this is the new route and imo at these prices I would have imagined no more then a tenner per month tbh since virgin prices are better then skys, and when one can pay max £20 per month with sat c/s and get 1500+ channels in hd also and world wide any point in cable c/s ?well im socked at those prices! GREED!!!!
when you think you can have a satillte sub with thousands of channs and a massive amount of extra hd channs, for as little as £6 pm broke down from a 1 yr sub £70-£80. although £130 pa gets you a top server no freeze. still only £11 ish a month.
ive been in talks with certain servers and we agree that if they go ahead the around the £50 mark for a year sub on virgin is fair when you compair it to the value on satellite subs.
i think we will find as its a new'ish way ahead that the greed factor brought in by fear of loosing cable sevice has calmed down there will then show some sensible pricing in the nearfuture. its a bit like when the plasma tv came out, remember how a phillips 40" was £10,000 at comets! lol now look...£380 odd
when you think you can have a satillte sub with thousands of channs and a massive amount of extra hd channs, for as little as £6 pm broke down from a 1 yr sub £70-£80. although £130 pa gets you a top server no freeze. still only £11 ish a month.
ive been in talks with certain servers and we agree that if they go ahead the around the £50 mark for a year sub on virgin is fair when you compair it to the value on satellite subs.
i think we will find as its a new'ish way ahead that the greed factor brought in by fear of loosing cable sevice has calmed down there will then show some sensible pricing in the nearfuture. its a bit like when the plasma tv came out, remember how a phillips 40" was £10,000 at comets! lol now look...£380 odd
He is also offering boxes a £180, presumably a DM500C which you can get, one off clone for £50 delivered from China.
It appears that the cams are currently available to read VM N3 cards, it just a matter getting the N3 Boxkey and RSA Key, which is going to be the difficult part. A last resort maybe to use the guy in Poland who charges 75 Euro plus shipping for the info, but his website does not, as yet, list VM boxes.
Starview 6 boxes are likely to become available here, if not already, for £200 including a 12 month server subscription. But what are the chances it lasing 12 months and afterwards, are you required to purchase another box?
You would be much better off, either subscribing to Sky and setting up you own private cs syndicate or putting up a dish, fixed or motorised, and getting a good payserver, than pay these rip-off prices.
So the choice is to go for a Sky cs system of some type as the setup cost is going to be about the same as getting your own cable cs running, even if you have to put a dish or if you don't then it could work out cheaper. Also far less hassle.
James
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doubt they would stop international ip's that would limit your internet to about 2 pages lol
As an example say the server was hosted in China. No one really visit sites from china majority of the UK population visit sites from UK, USA or Europe. If VM decide to block ips from Asia I can't see this being a problems for their broadband subscribers.
He wont be in business for long with those kind of prices for VM !
For a VM CS you really shouldn't be looking at more than £10-£15 per month top end (Movies/Sports/XL-pack).
are these so called servers up and running yet at £50 for a year.??????
are will these be the ones you on about that will freeze all the time as they think they be cheap so get more clients.
but then again can't see too many private servers on cable c/s for a start the rsa are not public and 99% of the boxes that use the sk can't be dumped.
so at best leaves 1 % off boxes to use unless off course you know the rsa keys.
i think any one that pays more than £10 a moth for any c/s on cable needs to go see a doctor.
for sat now that a bit diff if you have a motorized dish they if you get all the football channels like the 3pm kick offs then you can except to pay a bit more.
Which part of this is your plan? doing it or hoping/waiting for somebody for else to do it? :Fish:
stewartthemole
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Tend to disagree with that as half the stuff on sites like Ebay etc come from China and Asian countries as do most chips for Wiis, DS consoles etc (dealextreme etc) if access to all these sites were blocked most people I know would leave their service provider pronto
