Metallicson
Active Member
How many M-Net analogue subscribers out there?
Are you satisfied with the content that you are paying for right now?
When the analogue picture fades from your screen you have a choice, a useless bouquet at the same sub that you are paying now, no M-Net/CSN viewing, a second bond on your property to pay for a DSTV sub with two hundred channels when all you want is two, et cetera.
MultiChoice is continuing ripping off South Africans and enjoying the manopoly.
MC now quoting Americans! (My Broadband 2014/05/29) This is South Africa NOT America!
In America they have numerous broadcasters, all vying for the publics' subs.
Are there enough voices out there with a few legal minds thrown in to take on the manipulative MultiChoice?
Join this thread, use social media sites. I.T. super minds, you are invited to flood the media with requests for support!
We want two channels. We want to pay for two channels.
We don't want two hundred channels. We don't want to pay for two hundred channels.
We are the pioneers who took a chance to subscribe to M-Net, long before DSTV!
Are you satisfied with the content that you are paying for right now?
When the analogue picture fades from your screen you have a choice, a useless bouquet at the same sub that you are paying now, no M-Net/CSN viewing, a second bond on your property to pay for a DSTV sub with two hundred channels when all you want is two, et cetera.
MultiChoice is continuing ripping off South Africans and enjoying the manopoly.
MC now quoting Americans! (My Broadband 2014/05/29) This is South Africa NOT America!
In America they have numerous broadcasters, all vying for the publics' subs.
Are there enough voices out there with a few legal minds thrown in to take on the manipulative MultiChoice?
Join this thread, use social media sites. I.T. super minds, you are invited to flood the media with requests for support!
We want two channels. We want to pay for two channels.
We don't want two hundred channels. We don't want to pay for two hundred channels.
We are the pioneers who took a chance to subscribe to M-Net, long before DSTV!