31-01-2014 12:53
I have Just been showing my NowTV box to a good friend of mine.
He would like a box also but as he is retired he has no credit or debit card.
He is going to buy a box from tesco with an included movie pass.
Is there a way he activate his box without giving a card number?
As a pensioner of the old school he is not very trusting of company holding his financial details.
Can I buy passes for her and give her the numbers to input?
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29-05-2014 1:46
Watch dog won't give a dam... it won't get any air time...
They never cared about Lovefilm, Netflix, Amazon, Crunchyroll, MLB, NHL, NFL, Itunes, Google, PSN, Music unlimited.
All requiring cedit/debit cards for their Free services and trials, when you set up accounts.
25-08-2014 10:42
04-10-2014 18:31
I just took mine back to curry's and they refunded me on the spot !!
14-12-2014 24:02
I have just read the live chat between you & Sky. Thank you so very much for posting it. I really do hope you are able to get your money back. My Mum has had this as an early Christmas present & is right now quite excited about it. I am now faced with the idea of upsetting her. You chat with Sky was informative & very helpful, even if they were not. I wish we had known about this little detail before getting it. You are a good person for posting this. I hope that karma repays you soon. My sincere gratitude.
Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year.
14-12-2014 9:43
15-12-2014 21:31
That is what we have done. Good idea, thank you. It was just a surprise that they ask for credit card details. Still very unsure.
16-12-2014 16:37
16-12-2014 18:33
It does, thank you.
29-12-2014 20:34
How on earth do these people get away with saying a paid for service (box) is FREE from ongoing charges then refuse to let you use it without collecting your payment card details.massive security risk when they get hacked!!
22-05-2015 18:39
I cant see any reasonable reason why you (now TV) would require C Card details... I have bought a voucher.. Paid already.. it says no contract, by entering in my card details and agreeing to the T&Cs seems to consitute a contract.. oh an i would like a reply to my many emails
22-05-2015 19:53
The latest entertainment.
Whenever and however you want it.
No contract. Dip in and out at any time.
not entirely true
@Anonymous User wrote:I cant see any reasonable reason why you (now TV) would require C Card details... I have bought a voucher.. Paid already.. it says no contract, by entering in my card details and agreeing to the T&Cs seems to consitute a contract.. oh an i would like a reply to my many emails