So I can't get MNet through my satellite decoder?

[Kilgore_Trout_Redux]

I don't get it. We are in a rental property with a satellite dish and I just want MNet. Apparently I am unable to subscribe to MNet alone. It's mind boggling. What useless customer service.

I really don't see any difference between receiving MNet via terrestrial signal and satellite signal.

 

[tsume]

Why are you so suprised? The name Multichoice is this most [-]punful[/-] punny (<-note: not a real word) company name ever.
Paying R550+ per month for a certain channel is how DSTV operates.

 

[isie]

I don't get it. We are in a rental property with a satellite dish and I just want MNet. Apparently I am unable to subscribe to MNet alone. It's mind boggling. What useless customer service.

I really don't see any difference between receiving MNet via terrestrial signal and satellite signal.

then just go to a second hand store and buy an old mnet decoder,if terstrial signal is not a worry for you

 

[Kilgore_Trout_Redux]

As I say, I've got an old decoder but no aerial and I'm not installing one in this property which I'll only be renting for the next nine months.

 

[adsl3g]

use bunny ears then

 

[isie]

As I say, I've got an old decoder but no aerial and I'm not installing one in this property which I'll only be renting for the next nine months.

you didnt say anything about an aerial or owning a decoder on your first post?

I don't get it. We are in a rental property with a satellite dish and I just want MNet. Apparently I am unable to subscribe to MNet alone. It's mind boggling. What useless customer service.

I really don't see any difference between receiving MNet via terrestrial signal and satellite signal.

sheesh we expected to be mind readers too nowadays
get a bunny ears like adsl3g said they are cheap, and i find that they do a much better job then those little satelite look alike indoor aerial.


BTW what do you pay for only mnet subscription?