MultiChoice takes on illegal streaming sites

"He also said that civil lawsuits, criminal prosecutions, and ongoing tech upgrades are a few of the tools they use to tackle the issue."

Tools which clearly doesn't working, but they don't consider options like making access to Rugby affordable.
They can't even stream decent quality.... so much for their tech upgradres.
 
It is clearly time for a big international to come and eat their lunch:sneaky:
Only for them to cry foul, it being anti-competitive, and will impact their business. However no big company will be willing to start a sat service here, with current BEE regulations as well as having to comply with the broadcasting act, far easier for a streaming service to be outside the country. MC knows this, and is willing to milk it for all it is worth.Getting a broadcasting license will be a fun adventure as well.

My solution would be getting, in the door via emedia
 
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“MultiChoice has a zero-tolerance policy against those involved in illegal streaming, Jonker stated.”
The audacity of this Jonker, small time customer service rep. Stick to addressing the thousands of complaints Dstv receives daily.
 
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Anyone now of a site besides cricf.... That I can use to stream the RWC? Ideally to a Apple tv. Please dm me.
 
MultiChoice takes on illegal streaming sites
MultiChoice has warned those setting up illegal streaming sites for the Rugby World Cup that they are actively being hunted down.
MULTICHOICE IS INDEED ACTING LIKE THE DYING DINOSAUR IT IS! They want everything their way, declare massive profits for an overall rotten value proposition AND IGNORING HUGE numbers of customers abandoning their offerings. Good luck with your non-customer oriented solutions Multichoice and alienate more of us. RIP.
 
MC is that you trying to trap people into giving you leads to websites to shutdown ?
Don't discuss alternatives on this or any other group. That's where MultiChoice will hear of it and come after you. Do your own research and keep the info in your trusted groups.
 
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