As usual, too bloody lazy to work out the price of DSTV! There is a monthly access fee of R100 to be added, and if you want box office, then there is another charge. Wake up and work out the pricing properly!
The prices quoted by sloppy or lazy journalists are just the basic subscription price - they never mention the R100 monthly price of the "access fee" which gets added on.
Why is it that everybody makes the mistake of not including the DSTV "access Fee" of R100 per month as part oof the cost of the deal? Sloppy reporting.
Lies, damned lies, and statistics! This graph shows that maintenance was not carried out by the idiots and crooks of cadre deployees. Dames cut the maintenance budget by 2/3 to 3/4, another tried to screw a multi-million pension out of the pension fund. All in all, these deployees did NOTHING...
Used DSTV for various non-fiction programmes like quizzes and "Escape to the Country" as well as sport. However, at nearly R1 000 per month I can't afford it anymore. Out of the 200+ channels, I maybe watched 10.
Never watched films or the American, Nigerian crap.
There are PLENTY of service stations around - how many recharge points (assuming that there is electricity in the first place and the cabling hasn't been pinched) would be available? I see major traffic jams at Harrismith and Bloemfontein!!!
Totally farcical comparison. Work out the cost for the batteries to be replaced at a c/km. Who in hell is going to risk a long-distance drive in an electrical car with load-shedding likely to get worse?
What I never see in comparisons is the Standard Bank's Consolidator account for pensioners. I compared my typical monthly activity with what it would cost me at Capitec - Std won hands down. Perhaps you should do a comparison for pensioners.