DSTV Now Premium Access

[Durbanite99]

I am looking to share the cost of my DSTV Premium.
If you have a smart TV / Android TV, Android TV Box, Android Tablet, Android Smart Phone etc, you can stream all DSTV channels to your device using the DSTV Now App. If you have an Android TV box, please make sure you can install the DSTV Now App from the Google Play Store.
Upon payment, I will add your device to my Premium account and you will have full access to DSTV Premium.
Please note, DSTV Now uses the internet to stream it's services. No satellite dish is required. All you need is a good internet connection. Fiber is best. 10Mbps works, 20Mbps and above is recommended.
Price is R200 per month for full access.
Please PM me if you are interested.

 

[NeonNinja]

So what's stopping people changing/altering your account?

 

[3WA]

So what's stopping people changing/altering your account?

What would the incentive be to alter the account?

 

[satanboy]

bwahahaha

/grabs bowl of popcorn

 

[Durbanite99]

They can't alter your account. Once you have installed DSTV Now on your device, when you open it a code is displayed on your screen. I then log into my DSTV account and enter this code. The device is instantly paired with my account. The connected person has no access to my account.

 

[rietrot]

Lol I've seen family members share an account, but openly advertising it on the Internet is probably a first. Wonder how long it will take DSTV to figure out people are doing this and how will they try and stop it.

 

[satanboy]

They can't alter your account. Once you have installed DSTV Now on your device, when you open it a code is displayed on your screen. I then log into my DSTV account and enter this code. The device is instantly paired with my account. The connected person has no access to my account.

Weird, I recently just added a laptop to my account and didn't use any code.

But good luck with handing out your credentials to total strangers.

 

[3WA]

Lol I've seen family members share an account, but openly advertising it on the Internet is probably a first. Wonder how long it will take DSTV to figure out people are doing this and how will they try and stop it.

I’m 100% sure Multichoice realised this would happen when they first conceptualised DSTV Now.

 

[NeonNinja]

They can't alter your account. Once you have installed DSTV Now on your device, when you open it a code is displayed on your screen. I then log into my DSTV account and enter this code. The device is instantly paired with my account. The connected person has no access to my account.

Oh OK.

 

[Durbanite99]

Weird, I recently just added a laptop to my account and didn't use any code.

But good luck with handing out your credentials to total strangers.

I definitely won't be giving out any of my credentials to anyone
Only if someone uses the DSTV Now App on their device will this work.

 

[hungrymamba]

Been doing this with my cousin for more than a year now... no need to install anything actually... Just shared https://now.dstv.com/livetv log-in details... OPEN SESAME....

 

[Durbanite99]

Lol I've seen family members share an account, but openly advertising it on the Internet is probably a first. Wonder how long it will take DSTV to figure out people are doing this and how will they try and stop it.

Hey... it's worth a shot
I used to get my DSTV from my neighbors using the DSTV Now App on my android TV..... but they like so many have decided to cut the cord. So Now I have to pay over R900 a month just to watch the F1 in HD.
I'm sure DSTV will try stop this.... but until then... bugger them

 

[Durbanite99]

Been doing this with my cousin for more than a year now... no need to install anything actually... Just shared https://now.dstv.com/livetv log-in details... OPEN SESAME....

Yes this works.... but involves sharing my credentials, so I wouldn't do this with strangers.
DSTV Now app only, as it doesn't involve sharing anything.

 

[Park@82]

...Wonder how long it will take DSTV to figure out people are doing this and how will they try and stop it.

Pretty sure they are already looking at ways to stop it.

 

[phly]

Just out of curiosity - how many devices can stream simultaneously at the same time? (Asking for a friend)

 

[3WA]

Just out of curiosity - how many devices can stream simultaneously at the same time? (Asking for a friend)

Two.

 

[Nobody Important]

Pretty sure they are already looking at ways to stop it.

They don't care:

[to] MyBroadband that while they keep an eye on password sharing [on DSTV and Showmax], it is not a major concern at present.

 

[deesef]

They can't alter your account. Once you have installed DSTV Now on your device, when you open it a code is displayed on your screen. I then log into my DSTV account and enter this code. The device is instantly paired with my account. The connected person has no access to my account.

Experience has shown that the Android device is periodically locked out and needs to be re-synced to the dstv server. Whoever gets to share your account will need ready access to the credentials to re-login when this happens.

Also, you can sell your login for up to 4 Android devices, but only 2 can stream concurrently

 

[3WA]

Experience has shown that the Android device is periodically locked out and needs to be re-synced to the dstv server. Whoever gets to share your account will need ready access to the credentials to re-login when this happens.

Also, you can sell your login for up to 4 Android devices, but only 2 can stream concurrently

Doesn't happen on AppleTV app. I set mine up over a year ago and have been logged in since. So he could sell it to an Apple user.

 

[deesef]

Doesn't happen on AppleTV app. I set mine up over a year ago and have been logged in since. So he could sell it to an Apple user.

Nice for the Apple.

My lack of trust for the human / rat race is still focusing on the possibility that he could over-sell to too many people...