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#317595 28-Oct-2024 19:59
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Some years ago I purchased a Vodafone TV box for an elderly relative.

 

Talking to him today, it sounds like it is still working - is this the case?

 

(I thought they were switched off last year)


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  #3302603 28-Oct-2024 22:56
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Is your relative sure it's the Vodafone TV box, not a Google Chromecast with TV or something else?

 

Have you checked the setup by yourself?





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  #3302609 29-Oct-2024 07:04
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No way it is a Vodafone TV unit then


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  #3302662 29-Oct-2024 11:54
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Thanks.

 

Bizarre, as I purchased the unit some years back and pretty sure it was Vodafone. But obviously not. Travelling to visit them for Xmas so will solve mystery in a couple of months.




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  #3302664 29-Oct-2024 11:56
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Or maybe it was a Vodafone box when you left it there, but over the years someone else replaced it?





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