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Monday, 19 January 2015
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declan10:06 AM
i want a refund of 154 euro you took of my visa card for what 05 jan 2015 point of sale 7731 and 7731 so send my cash back
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declan10:24 AM
declan: i am waiting for an answer i am a pensioner and i need that money my car insurancewas not paid because of you i have been trying to get in touch with you for the past 2 weeks you were taking 38 euro out of my account since last october for no reason i need that money back
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Mark Wood6:44 PM
Stoke-on-trent
declan: This website is NOT the Sky website it is a website set up by members of the public to help people who are having technical / reception problems with Freeview / Freesat / Sky / Digital Radio etc.
Sky can be contacted via their website at Sky.com
Use the "Contact Us" section on that website to make a complaint.
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Sunday, 24 January 2016
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m.whitbrook3:45 PM
hello,please can some one help,i am getting really annoyed with my freesat reception,it gettin worse .my picture keeps freezingand breaking up on itv .whats wrong with it,my next door neigbour as installed a skye saterlight right next to mine ,could this be the problem.
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jb3811:30 PM
m.whitbrook: If your Freesat reception has gone downhill since your neighbour installed a Sky dish right next to your own, then its either a coincidence, or alternatively whoever installed the dish has accidentally leaned on the end of your dish knocking it slightly out of alignment, this usually being in the horizontal (right/left) plane as sometimes happens in strong wind.
Carry out a signal test on your Freesat box, if its found that the quality is lower than the strength, then the aforementioned is the most likely thing to have happened, as dishes can sit right next (parallel) to each other with no problems whatsoever being experienced.
That said, if the signal check (strength / quality) reveals fluctuation in the levels received (if observed for a minute or so) than this can be an indication of an iffy connection in one of the "F" connectors fitted at each end of the coax, although its by far more usually an indication of water ingress in the "F" connector at the LNB (dish) end of the cable, said connector having to be unscrewed from the LNB, then further unscrewed from the coax for inspection.
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Tuesday, 26 January 2016
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m.whitbrook6:47 AM
jb38: thank you for the reply,but its only happening on one channel itv1.and starts the same time every night.its pixlating the picture
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Tuesday, 24 May 2022
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david faulkner12:32 AM
Hi, a question for you.... Tonight freeview 86 was breaking up left right and centre, all the other channels on that mux group (com 7) apart from BBC4 HD were doing likewise.
All other muxes and channels were OK so I looked at the signal strength and found it to be between 94 and 100 on ALL channels largely irrelevant I know but it's a good indication....I then looked at the all important quality and on all the other muxes it was between 96 and 100 but on com 7 it was varying between zero and around 40, I localised down to the interlinking cables between the two freeview recorder boxes and the f/v box to the TV.
The cables are all high quality WF100 dual screen braid with a copper foil and all soldered to nickel plated brass male / female plugs as required not being pig-headed but I do know how to make those up properly....I've done enough of them
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Chris.SE1:45 AM
david faulkner:
See https://ukfree.tv/knowled…6405
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