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Rang UBI and as I feared, if I want to have 2 boxes running, then I need to pay 2 subscriptions. <br /><br />That hardly seems fair does it when you consider that:<br />1. You have to buy the box yourself outright.<br />2. You're already paying $60 for supposedly the Whole Package.<br /><br />I can understand that they have to provide a new access card and they need to charge a monthly fee for that ($25 like Phil said sounds fair) but a whole new subscription sounds unreasonable.<br /><br />Was there a provision to do this in Tarbs days?
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