Canal+ MediaBOX+ Decoder: Contract Termination & Non-Return Equipment Fees Explained

sanfran wrote:

Thank you. I was looking for the regulations, but I couldn't find it on the operator's website. I don't have mine because I didn't sign the contract.

I'm wondering because I don't know if I'll arrive on that date, and shipping is subject to customs duties since I moved out of the EU.

But C+ will pay the fees, not you

sanfran wrote:

I'd like. C+ will refuse and the hardware will be returned to me.

And the guitar!
did you send? did you give it back? They did not accept. They didn't accept.

sanfran wrote:

There is something about it!

Probably nothing in the regulations about customs duties.
But let it not be pink.
C+ (and it's probably in the contract) can only be watched in Poland.
C+ turned a blind eye to those who exported boxes abroad, because it is not legal, because C+ does not have and did not have a license to broadcast in the UK.
So they can stick that you broke the rules!
That's why I keep writing that watching Polish tv in the UK is just as "legal" as on the original box with a paid subscription.
;)

If you care to give it back, then you probably have family in Poland.
Send it to your family, and in the declaration write that the Box is worth ?25 - up to ?40 there are probably no fees, especially as it is a package from a private person and not from a company.

maksar wrote:

goralpm wrote:

C+ (and it's probably in the contract) can only be watched in Poland.

Read before you write something.

Rather, direct it to yourself!

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Please be informed that from April 1, 2018, pursuant to Regulation (EU) 2017/1128 of the European Parliament and of the Council of June 14, 2017. on the cross-border portability of online content services in the internal market, CANAL+ Platform subscribers have access to CANAL+ Platform online services
also outside Poland.

"Online" services Watching satellite or terrestrial TV is not an "online" service!
You won't be able to watch C+ Polska online in the UK, because you'll get a message that this material is unavailable in the country you are in.
It's called LICENCIA - C+ Polska has no license to broadcast in the UK, France, Germany... It has a license, only to broadcast in Poland!
Can you understand it?
That's why you don't have a point anywhere outside of Poland where you can officially buy a C+ decoder
Does it sound clearer to you now?

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What customs fee, another crap.

goralpm wrote:

Probably nothing in the regulations about customs duties.

Another expert.

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And so it is! My living room is an informal honorary consulate.

There may be a customs fee.
The fact that there is no duty on some goods or services does not mean that there will be no customs duty - but you probably don't even know what a "customs duty" is?

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ps. Here it is described in more detail:
https://pl.canalplus.com/pomoc/live-beyond-bo...-outside-border-rp#:~:text=Je%C5%9Bli%20wi%C4 %99c%20ye%C5%BCd%C5%BCash%20to%20one,%C3%B3three%20concluded%20contracts%20for%20companies%C4%99.

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In accordance with Chapter V. point 17 of the Regulations for the provision of services, the use of services is allowed only in the territory of the Republic of Poland.

And here's what you wrote:

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On April 1, 2018, Regulation (EU) 2017/1128 of the European Parliament and of the Council of June 14, 2017 entered into force, the purpose of which is to ensure that consumers can use online services in the European Union in the field of access to content (including music and audiovisual) also while staying in an EU Member State other than the one where the subscriber resides. More details can be found here.

So if you are going to one of the member states of the European Uniontemporarily, you will be able to use our online services (in particular nc+ GO).

And no one denies it, but, we read further:

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From TV online services cannot be used by a person living outside Poland and subscribers who have entered into contracts for the company.