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what is very funny for me is the cheaper packages doesnt have any of the good channel like mnet/-movies1/2 or ss1 and 2 and all the docmentary channels. Now my question is what do people watch on the other packages other than soccer And sabc?
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Will be interesting to see if any of the ppl from DSTV pick up this thread... Doubt it though!
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I agree.
We have 12 sports channels. I might watch 1 or 2 at the most.
The rest of the time it is on one of the documentary channels.
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I've actually emailed and asked them directly before... the response at the time was pretty much "We think this would be impractical and people are happy with our current selection."
I agree, everything but premium has rubbish channels..
I doubt they will do this until they have to, other wise they cant force us to pay the 450 or what ever for all the other channels that nobody cares about.
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Its def an ad....
Now just compare the crap DSTV has to offer to Sky TV in the UK...
http://www.sky.com/portal/site/skycom/skyproducts/skytv/pricesandpackages
Oh and they get a HD PVR decoder for 49 pounds...we are so being ripped off!
Actually the HD PVR is free on a 12 month contract....oh and the installation is also free (if you get a special offer, seems there's always one on at at least one of the main chain stores)
There is the option as well to disconnect from the DSTV transmission completely until you choose to reconnect again, R50.00 reconnection fee.
I opted to _switch off_ two months ago and actually realised that I have not missed it all, save for this _advert_ reminding me again.
But now I am too busy using up my FREE 10GB bandwidth from WA that I doubt that I will opt to _switch on_ for quite some time
Maybe others opted to _switch off_ too, hense the need to advertise?
I opted to _switch off_ two months ago and actually realised that I have not missed it all, save for this _advert_ reminding me again.
But now I am too busy using up my FREE 10GB bandwidth from WA that I doubt that I will opt to _switch on_ for quite some time
Maybe others opted to _switch off_ too, hense the need to advertise?
There is the option as well to disconnect from the DSTV transmission completely until you choose to reconnect again, R50.00 reconnection fee.
I opted to _switch off_ two months ago and actually realised that I have not missed it all, save for this _advert_ reminding me again.
But now I am too busy using up my FREE 10GB bandwidth from WA that I doubt that I will opt to _switch on_ for quite some time
Maybe others opted to _switch off_ too, hense the need to advertise?
+1 also disconnected a few months ago the best move I ever made.
Got back from India recently. More than 300 channels for R35 pm.
Its def an ad....
Now just compare the crap DSTV has to offer to Sky TV in the UK...
http://www.sky.com/portal/site/skycom/skyproducts/skytv/pricesandpackages
Oh and they get a HD PVR decoder for 49 pounds...we are so being ripped off!
I disconnected about 3 months ago.
On week ends I go watch the sports at a friend's place or a public venue.
Now if DSTV let us choose the channels we want to watch or gave us at least some proper choice like the packages that sky offers they may entice me back.
But I am not prepared to subsidize the majority of channels that I am not interested in watching.
I agree 10000% however, I think this has been the argument many have had for years now :-(