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One in four people have no idea what they're paying for TV
We don't know what we're paying for TV, we're confused about the way packages are priced, and we're failing to watch the vast majority of the channels we're forking out for. Millions of people pay for TV services in the
3-min read - LifestyleAOL
The shocking bills rising twice as fast as rail fares
Hikes in rail fares get us understandably hot under the collar. After-all, they have risen around four times the rate of wage rises over the past seven years - so we're wasting more and more of our pay each month on commuting. However, while
3-min read - BusinessAOL
Pay back £1m or face more jail time, suppliers of illegal Premier League broadcasts told
Two people already in jail for supplying illegal Premier League broadcasts have been ordered to pay £1 million - or spend another seven years inside. Simon Hopkins and Leon Passlow ran a company called Digicams, which supplied a variety of
2-min read - SportAOL
The cheapest way to watch football on TV this season
The way the football rights are shared out between different broadcasters seems to have been designed to generate maximum confusion, and to force us to get as many different kinds of TV subscriptions as possible. Fortunately, it doesn't have
3-min read - LifestyleAOL
Are you being ripped off on TV packages?
People who are over the age of 55 are far more likely than any other group of people to be paying over-the-odds for their TV package. A new study has revealed that most older people feel they're not getting value for money - and they are
3-min read - SportAOL
Now could be the time to scrap pricey sports TV packages
A quarter of people who pay for sports channels admit that they watch less than an hour of sport every week. Research by Freesat calculated that this works out at almost £11 an hour for sports coverage - which is an eye-watering sum even for the
4-min read - LifestyleAOL
Is new Now TV Combo a good deal?
Now TV has announced it is launching a new range of services. The idea is that you will be able to combine the TV package you want, with the broadband you need, and the landline you want. You can then sign up on a month-by-month basis. There are
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