Adrian Weckler

I also have an agony aunt column that is inundated all the time with people saying they've been hit by scams.

Don't want to put two and two together there, but it's not the best way of organising your TV.

But who am I to say that for 500,000 households think otherwise.

No, there's, what was Bryan Cranston's figure in Breaking Bad called?

Heisenberg.

Heisenberg.

There's no Heisenberg in the Irish market.

It's a very difficult one to measure because unlike Sky, Virgin, Vodafone, Air, you know, three, all of these providers, TV providers as well, there isn't exactly a legitimate forum for them to complain to.

They can't ring up myself or Charlie Weston or

or others and say, I'm really unhappy with the service.

They said I would do X and now I'm getting Y. So it's a difficult one to gauge.

The services are good enough at the price that you're paying, which is typically, I don't know, 10 or a month, 12 euro a month, whatever it is.

Maybe it's, you know, over 100 euro for a year for people to keep buying them, which is

The main thing, the streams themselves are high enough resolution to keep people using them, I guess.

So is it a good service?

Will you have all the bells and whistles of cloud recording and red button and green button and all that sort of stuff?

Probably not.

But it's good enough, it seems.

Yeah, I think you've hit the nail on the head.

I don't think there's any sympathy for the gazillionaires.