You should be able to log in to the member centre, find your 'ticket' here: https://portal.plus.net/wizard/?p=search then reply to it saying that you're not intereted.

In reply to a post by Al1264:

You should be able to log in to the member centre, find your 'ticket' here: https://portal.plus.net/wizard/?p=search then reply to it saying that you're not intereted.

I did not realise it was a ticket, thanks for that, done and hopefully dusted.

Plusnet now got the info on their website, you have to log into their member centre, whihc is strange I thought they would have it on the front page.

It's at https://www.plus.net/tv/

It appears they want us to Keep Up with the Kardashians.

Is this free or what? small charge for the youview box?

Hope this doesn't mean even more capacity issues at peak times,?
And i ain't interested in having freeview channels that i have already which mostly broadcast repeats or repeats or something that i wouldn't waste my life or part of watching plenty of those channels on freeview I see no gain

Yes, there are various charges.
Broadband ISP PlusNet Quietly Launches New YouView Based TV Service article explains all the charges clearly.

https://plus.net/info2/legal/price_guide.html#tv

Starts at £5/mo
Choice of box at £99 or £199

No, the TV uses the BT Fibre Multicast platform. This means it gets delivered from your local cabinet, not over the link to the ISP. The only contention will be the TV taking a chunk of your line speed while viewing/recording the online channels.

The exception is Netflix and catch-up services, these will use your Plusnet broadband service just the same as viewing them on a computer or smart TV.

Cheers and i'm out.