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<blockquote data-quote="FRAZER" data-source="post: 26040" data-attributes="member: 175135">Just to follow up the previous two posts, I have been asked many times for the security code when using my credit card online, and the registration form for Pout will need to ask for your digibox number as this is the only way you can receive pay-per-view events; the point is that when the registration fails, and you are sent a new card, the free channels- ie ITV, CH 4 and Ch 5- will work without needing the digibox to be connected to the phone line. If you really do want to see Pout, then the phone would have to be connected. Whether there will be a sting in the tail of this method, we shall have to wait and see- although I can't imagine that we can actually be accused of doing anything wrong by trying to register for a pay-per-view service. But at the moment, it does seem to offer the best chance to keep access to the &quot;free&quot; channels after the big switch off. Frazer</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FRAZER, post: 26040, member: 175135"] Just to follow up the previous two posts, I have been asked many times for the security code when using my credit card online, and the registration form for Pout will need to ask for your digibox number as this is the only way you can receive pay-per-view events; the point is that when the registration fails, and you are sent a new card, the free channels- ie ITV, CH 4 and Ch 5- will work without needing the digibox to be connected to the phone line. If you really do want to see Pout, then the phone would have to be connected. Whether there will be a sting in the tail of this method, we shall have to wait and see- although I can't imagine that we can actually be accused of doing anything wrong by trying to register for a pay-per-view service. But at the moment, it does seem to offer the best chance to keep access to the "free" channels after the big switch off. Frazer [/QUOTE]

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