Starlink selling like hotcakes in South Africa

[Jet-Fighter7700]

Oh for sure. I'm not saying it's wrong to do these things. People will do what they need to to live as comfortably as possible at the end of the day. Just pointing out that it's already happening.

even in Jail people live comfortably, if they are rich enough.

 

[Jet-Fighter7700]

Nah these are rectangle and the dstv is round like a circle

honestly would care so much, whats ICASA gonna do?, rock up and confiscate your dish, because you breaking their monopoly,
ICASA themselves probably use starlink and cover up that fact because they afraid people will find out.

 

[Harmonic]

I'm sure the government is building a gulag for these criminals as we speak

It's already been built. They call it "Johannesburg"

 

[Cranjus McBasketball]

It's already been built. They call it "Johannesburg"

I mean you're not wrong but also, I'm not sure "built" is the right word anymore. I don't think there is a word but it's definitely not built

 

[DapperDanMan]

Starlink cuts off hundreds of customers in South Africa

SpaceX has locked hundreds of accounts belonging to Starlink users who have a managed service with StarSat Africa.

mybroadband.co.za

 

[Dave]

Starlink cuts off hundreds of customers in South Africa

SpaceX has locked hundreds of accounts belonging to Starlink users who have a managed service with StarSat Africa.

mybroadband.co.za

Looks like the issue there is the accounts being managed by Starsat, which SpaceX doesn’t allow.

The action comes shortly after StarSat Africa told MyBroadband that SpaceX had rejected its application to become an authorised Starlink reseller.

The company said it was migrating all customers to manage their own accounts, as it was not allowed to offer its managed service until its application had been reconsidered.

Once migrated, customers are able to log into their associated Starlink accounts and manage their subscriptions themselves. It was unclear whether the accounts could still be migrated while in a locked status.

Although Starlink does sell its residential kits through third-party stores, the Terms of Service state that the subscription itself must always be paid directly to Starlink.

 

[itareanlnotani]

drugs also sell like hotcakes in South Africa. Both starlink and drugs are illegal though.

Drugs are illegal?

Dischem and Clicks are naughty people then!